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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1902

Page

4

Prominent Bottineau Hardware Offers New Holiday Goods

A Bottineau advert promotes a wide stock of latest novelties including stationery smoking sets perfumes toilet sets mirrors traveling companions and gilt silver horn and wood novelties. It highlights California perfumes and a broad confectionery and cigar selection from MAIN STREET. M W FAWCETT.

California Bottineau

Chancellor Day Opposes Parts of College Football

Chancellor James R Day of Syracuse University denies opposing college athletics but criticizes features of football. In a World interview he cites injuries and massed play as dangerous and calls for saf er open games with fewer fatalities. He urges colleges to protect players while preserving the sport's educational value.

Syracuse University Deciaren Maseed Dan James R. Day Syracum University New York World Stravune Woodrow Wilson Princeton University Wilkow Germs Princeton-Columbia Syracuag Wilson Princeton

Letters of Wit and Cheer From Lambs Club to Guam Sailor

A Guam telegram from the Lambs Club and 150 members plus 100 others sent poems, sketches, and notes of cheer to R. Percy Crandall, US Navy surgeon in Guam, the “sunshine sailor.” The response included works by De Wolf Hopper, Dixey, Remington, and many artists and writers. In Washington, coal talks with miners and operators collapsed as Mitchell Darrow and Lloyd left Scranton after New York instructions, while Lehigh Valley president Alfred Waller resigned effective Nov. 30.

Frank Sixth Avenue the Lambs Club Guam New York Herald R. Percy Crandall United States Navy Lambs Club Crandall Iowa Bob Evans United States Navy Whispering Palms Allence Frank Unger de Wolf Hopper Dixey Frederick Remington Ed Campbell Bob Reed Clay Green Tom Clarke Wilton Lackaye Nate Salsbury McKenzie Gordon Victor Harris Esau Apeman Washington J. Pierpont Morgan John Mitchell Charles S. Darrow Henry D. Lloyd Wayne MacVeagh MacVeagh New York Arbitration Commission Mitchell Scranton Darrow Lloyd Waller Lehigh Valley Road Philadelphia Alfred Waller Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Walter

Big Smelting Plant Planned on Pacific Coast

San Francisco reports a large iron and copper smelting plant to employ 1,500 workers as the next big Pacific coast industrial project. Mineral lands with copper and iron in the state are said to have been secured by the parade and oil fuel will power the operation to outcompete Paseo rivals.

San Francisco the Chronicle Pacific Coast

New Crime Class Yegmen Replacing Professional Burglars

Pinkerton warns that a new breed of criminals called yegmen has supplanted professional burglars. They use nitroglycerin, operate in four to six person bands, travel from town to town, and evade prosecution, with leaders teaching others quickly. The shift follows a rise in bank and train robberies across Illinois Wisconsin and nearby areas.

Pinkerton Yegmen Yegman William A. Pinkerton Chicago Far West New York Times Garder Ill Wisconsin Burlington Council Bluffs Eix Aseas Erich

Table cricket gains in popularity as winter indoors cricket grows

Lawn tennis indoors for the season, the older brother cricket refuses to be left out. Pingpong will be matched by table cricket, which is expected to attract many devotees as the other games.

Ping Lend Cricket

Northern railway seeks Manitoba link with Canadian Northern

Toronto dispatch notes a new deal easing the Northern railway into Manitoba via the Canadian Northern line at the boundary, tying to Great Northern routes across the prairies. J J Hill aims to compete with the Pacific for Manitoba and Northwest traffic by spring, while a prior agreement with the Canadian Northwest is recalled amid dialogue at the boundary.

Toronto Ont The Northern Railway Canadian Nt Province of Manitoba Canadian Northern Ing Merson Great Northern 8 Tian Northern

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