Harvard Defeats Yale in Rain Soaked Classic Football Game
Harvard dominated Yale 17 to 0 before about 16 000 fans despite a drenching downpour. The Crimson controlled play, especially in kicking, with Haughton scoring the opening touchdown and Reed adding a late score as Harvard extended its series lead and showcased superior form on both offense and special teams.
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Irregular OCR Sports Scores Across Colleges
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Taylor News Funeral Delivers Fraternal Ledger Details
John E B Tu wle and son William return to Colum bon Ohio after visiting. A local lodge of an independent order held a Saturday election with notable donations and receipts. Building funds and prizes awarded included Edna Stone 41 48 and Loulen Nichols 41 00 with Mrs Edward Evans winning a carner ticket. Mr Thomas Dutland of Providence visited yesterday. Mrs John B Evans hosted friends in Bellevue.
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Report on Sternberg camp suffering during occupation and relief efforts
The article details starvation, disease, and hospital conditions in Camp Sternberg after occupation, noting typhoid yellow fever and malaria as causes of weakness and death. It cites hospital shortages, relief agencies like the Red Cross, and the role of the National Relief Commission in supplying care and coordinating evacuations and medical aid.
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In the Play Houses Opening at Academy of Music
A week of repertoire opens at the Academy of Music tonight with Miexel Cecil and Edna Spoouney. Matinees and evening performances run daily with prices 1, 2, and 80 cents evenings and 10 cents afternoons. The program features vaudeville specials, a spectacular dance by Miss Cecil, and a new film reel with war views. The centerpiece is the drone comedy A Fate Trebel, with praise for The Gelaha. The event includes diverse acts and anticipation builds for a major operatic-season highlight.
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Lamb in Jail After Board Hearing on Family Cruelty
Patnick Law of Mellevue was committed to jail Saturday night for default of $200 bond on charges of cruelty and desertion. Accusations from Mrs Leaanh and her two children followed a witness, a Lamb daughter, at a poor board meeting. The board instructed Ler, Paine, and attorney Borges to pursue the case to the full extent of the law. They appeared before Alderman John of the Fourth ward for the hearing.
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Hearing Notes Waiver Leads to War Commitment Mention
A hearing records that a privilege was waived and that war commitments were noted. The brief emphasizes the legal action and the associated strategic implications cited in the proceedings.
Universal Temperance Sunday Observed by Local Clergy
The Tribune notes Universal Temperance Sunday on November 27 with sermons to be delivered by pastors. It urges superintendents to teach temperance lessons in schools that day and promotes Agnew's Cure for the Tea rth as a timely remedy mentioned in ads.
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Wall Street Review Notes Opening Market Gloom
New York markets opened with weak long term outlook as discounts edged lower and prices drifted. Trading mood remained unsettled with declines led by large industrials while certain rail and steel shares showed pressure amid cautious investor sentiment.
Market Roundup Notes Quiet Trade Across Commodities
New York reports mixed confidence with corn futures steady and wheat inching higher on weather expectations. Spot butter and creamery products show firmness while potatoes remain quiet. petroleum prices hold near steady levels in Philadelphia and Baltimore markets.
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Fragmented OCR Brief on Wheat Prices and Grain Terms
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Local Advertising Commons Offers Various Rentals and Services
The listing page shows a mix of rental notices and services from providers like Lacy & Son architects, Drs Reynolds and Lyman, and Mary A. Shlemiard, with ads for rooms to rent, piano sales, hat making, and legal notices. It includes real estate opportunities, employment and help wanted notes, and business services across Scranton area businesses and addresses such as Washington Avenue and Mulberry Street. The fragment lists numerous names, addresses, and offerings, characteristic of a bustling classified page.
Sharery Announces Candidacy for City Mayor
Sharery enters the race as a mayoral candidate subject to Republican primary outcomes for the nomination of city officers. JAMBA MODE.
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Missing court notice from Lackawanna County showing sheriff sale details
The document is a scrambled legal notice from Lackawanna County detailing a court action and sale proceeding. It references the Lackawanna Legal News Scranton Tribune and Benton Tide, with a certification date in November.
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Schedule fragment lists Nanticoke and Intermediate stations Si and Hoda om Plymouth and intermediate stations with 60 p m and Kingston 12 05 p m. It mentions Pullman packer and sleeping coaches of all express tyialies and directs readers to Mo L Smith district Passenger Agent for pocket time tables at the depot.
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Lehigh Valley Train Schedules and Services Noted
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces coal movement and passenger services effective November. Trains depart Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via Dy & 11 at 6:45 a.m. and 8:57 p.m. Sunday routes include the Diamond Express to White Haven, Pottsville, and intermediate points. Service covers Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, and other lines with parlor and sleeper cars on the Wilkes-Barre to New York, Buffalo, and St. Johns routes. Reservations and tickets via Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
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Train timings and connections are detailed for routes including Furantanae Vor Curverdyte Petrodvaynte and Scranton. The notice lists departure times such as 12 Noon and 10 a.m. with multiple leg connections through Montreal Albany and New York.
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Ocean and Liberty Street Steamship and Rail Schedules
A fragmented timetable lists New York line departures to Bethlehem Atlantic City Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington, with connections under cover to Brooklyn and Jersey points. It notes express and Sunday departures from New York and terminal transfers via canal or rail, detailing times and related stations.
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Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Schedule Note
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Time Table Entries From Scranton to Beranton 1808
Train departures from Scranton bound for Cybondsle and Cada at 12:41 AM with connections through Neerth and Bowth. Citadel team Jeary Ciicereta leaves Carlondale at 2:00 AM arrives Beranton 4:2 AM. Schedule notes include multiple local stops and times, with names and destinations partially legible.
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