Cornell Trustees Accept Whitehead Resignation at Tall Meeting
Ithaca N Y Nov 1 The trustees accepted the resignation of Professor Whitehead German department and dean of the university faculty J Crane was advanced to dean of the faculty of arts President Schurman urged uniform discipline for students and faculty to curb drunkenness and disorder The university reported total funds of 10 570 209 with an average interest rate of 34 percent on investments.
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Cornell University
Whitehead
Profemier J. Crane
Facculty of Arts
Schrman
Roe
Cornell
Schurman
Procters
New Constitution in Alabama Faces Ratification After Vote
Reports indicate Alabama's new constitution will be ratified by a 7008 majority with Jefferson County and Birmingham backing ratification. Opponents claim fraud in Birmingham and across northern counties, led by General Charles M. Shelby's camp alleging fraud. If adopted, 93 percent of the Black vote would be removed from politics. McCoy Training Camp notes a possible money-making fight club angle as unknown challenger boosts interest with offers to fight in England for purse money.
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Counies
Alabama
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Birlaingram
Charles M. Shelly
Campilttes
Black
Nero
McCoy
Soma Lenton
Mngland
Amy
Aino
England
Jack O'Mrea
Phinla
Beetoy
Baseball change and royal coronation note
A Chicago Inter Ocean report says negotiations over price could trigger a split with the New York club and Chicago backers with A G Spalding and Walter paired as leaders while players may depart. In Lennon the Kohinoor gem was decided to be mounted in Queen Alexandra’s crown for the coronation.
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Inter Ocean
New Yorkee
Walter
Sauéen
Lennon
Raward
Alexandra
Terry McGovern in St Louis for the Week
The featherweight champion Terry McGovern and manager staff arrive in St Louis for a brief stop during a touring engagement. Reports note the boxer is in good shape and ready for the Corbett bout, with McGovern signaling confidence and weighing plans.
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Terry McGovern
St. Louis
Plan Trip to the Coast by American Teagdury Team
Chicago broker Joe Cantillon confirms a barnstorming group will travel to the Pacific coast this year leaving November 24 and spending December in California. The squad includes Bernard Calatan Mercot Sullivan Davis Ladole Irwin Bradley Pickering Barrett Letty Davis with Cantillon continuing as manager and Jimmy Callahan of the White Sox slated to join the party.
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Umpre
Joe Cuntillon
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Pacific Coast
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Chicago
California
Tan
Bernard
Calatan
Mercot
Sullivan
Davis
Ladole
Irwin
Bradley
Pickering
Barrett
Minnesota Insists and Wisconsin Game May Be Called Off
Nov 12 Madison reports Minnesota and Wisconsin tremble over possible cancellation of the game. Coach Williams claims Mueller will play despite Wisconsin officials denying the rumor and aligning with conference actions barring Mueller. The Wisconsin AD and professor note the Ames-Wisconsin match also affected by post Thanksgiving rules and conference decisions.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Willams
Blichter
Mueller
Uie
Jones
Aianpsots
Muetter
Cam Frely
Muelles
Stop by Police Ends Bout Between Jackson and Handler
In Trenton New Jersey on November 1 a scheduled bout between young Peter Jackson and Jimmy Handler was halted by the referee in the eighteenth round amid crowd tension. The stoppage occurred as it appeared Jackson would have won if the fight had continued.
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Trenton
N. J
Jimmy Handler
1O- Lee
Jackbah
Mandir
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT ENTRIES FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
New York November 12 Entries announced for the 18 inch balk line billiard event to be staged at Madison Square Garden Concert Hall in December. Notable players listed include Suse Seton Deere Slosson L Marutel of Parth George Mutton of Chicage and Ora Morningstar among others.
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Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Suse Seton Deere Slosson
L. Marutel
Parth
George Mutton
Chicage
Ora Morningstar
Forbes defeats Daugherty in quick boxing bout upset
Chicago reports Danny Dausherty of Philadelphia, sparring partner to Terry McGovern, knocked out in the second round by Harry Forbes of Shirwan, in a bout billed as a fittest-round match. The crowd roared as the action intensified and the bout ended abruptly in the second round.
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McGovern
St. Louie
Danny Dausherty
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Harry Forbes
Shirwan
Daugherty
Baek
Rerniand
Michigan Faculty Oppose Postseason Football Spirit
Chicago reports faculty at Michigan oppose postseason play and any changes to the schedule. The piece notes expected objections to additional games and questions the impact on existing commitments while outlining uncertainty about future conference alignments and potential responses.
Kangas Game Laws Warn Hunters About Quail Killing
Sportsmen face strict quail hunting rules under state and federal law. Permissions, land access, and season timing vary by location and landowner. Violations risk penalties and jeopardize hunting rights in the season.
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Kangas
Qunl
St Louis Trio Blocks Memphis Winter Racing Plan
Memphs Nov 12 report says St Louis turf interests oppose winter racing in Memphis. They rejected a proposal by New Orleans owners to run a winter meeting at the local track, with Billings and associates firm that no concession would allow outsiders to operate the course under any circumstances.
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Ealind Co
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Jocal Trek
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We of the Treck
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New Boxing Club Formed in Helena Arkansas
A new boxing club has been organized in Helena Arkansas with Nov 12 plans for bouts between middle and lesser weights. Hottum and Al Bouts are in charge as authorities ban glove contests and permit no continuance of boxing until rules change.
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Ark
Memphis
Tenn
Dec Hottum
Helena
Ark. A
Colored Parents Fight School Attendance in Oskaloosa
In Oskaloosa on November 12, Colored parents protest compulsory schooling rules, claiming prejudice against their children. They demand a colored teacher in their district and threaten to resist by keeping children home as tensions rise over integration and a recent Supreme Court decision.
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Oskaloosi
Supreme Court
Shrader
Bethany College Honored at Lindsborg Celebration
The Bethany College students were the honored guests at Lindsborg Kansas on Mon day’s observance of the institution’s twentieth anniversary. Yale representative Dr W Granville delivered a greeting, noting Bethany’s ties with Yale and Harvard. The day included speeches by State Supt Nelson Hito and Bishop Von Scheele, a Bethany football win over Cooper Memorial, and a torchlight parade with a 200-guest banquet afterward. Governor Stanley attended and responded to the toast Kan sas.
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Toe Wuek
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Yale Bethany Club
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Sparrows Damaging Crops Promptcalls for Extermination Plan
Farmers in the Dubberton and surrounding areas report sparrows devastating cane seed and other crops. Frank Coggeshall notes several farmers losing acres as sparrows eat seeds at the stations. The community considers a measure to exterminate the birds amid widespread crop losses.
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Dubberton
Bull gore kills Amos Bloodgood in Wichita
In Wichita Kansas on November 12 Amos Bloodgood a Black man was fatally injured after a bull gored him while he attempted to stake the animal. A passerby attacked the bull with an axe to stop it, but Bloodgood died moments after being brought to a house.
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Amos Bloodgood
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Kas
Amos Blood- Sea
Bie
Shooting at Burlington Fatally Wounds Son-in-law
T J Jackson of Burlington fatally wounds his son in law Thomas Baker of Kansas City in front of the Central hotel after a quarrel over alleged slander about Mel Jackson and her children. Baker, who manages a show for Dr. Clark of Kansas City, struck Jackson during the dispute.
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Man
S. 1
Jackson
Thomas
Baker
Kansas City
Central Hotel
Dr. Clark
Mel
Montgomery murder hearing contends alibi evidence unfolds
In Kas at Montgomery murder trial W C Johnson faces contradictions as state witnesses claim he was seen on Main Street between seven and eight, while defense witnesses assert he stayed at home. The case involves Baker’s shooting of a Pome Fackeon associate and ongoing alibi challenges.
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Bigs
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Montgomery
Johnson
Ndhinfela
Kas
W. C. Johnson
Santa Fe
Brown
Jessie Moore
J. W. Mendenhall
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Turmer Sus tains 20000 Gallons of Cider in Rice County
In Rice County McPherson Kansas on November 12 a turmer sustained losses including 20000 gallons of cider. The report lists a fire loan of 1000 dollars and extensive property damages across the county. At Arkansas City teachers and a Southwestern Kansas meeting are mentioned along with local incidents. In Wichita a 18 year old son of John Auburn foreman was shot accidentally and is near death at St Francis Hospital.
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Braiden Wiuronny
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Uta
Hunter
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Kan
John
Auburn
Cathy Packing Company
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Becktis Letter Attacks Durbin Over Taylor Requisition
Governor Becktis condemns Indiana Governor Durbin for refusing to honor the requisition for Taylor and Finley tied to the Goebel assassination. He accuses Durbin of oath violation and political motivation, says state governors have ministerial powers only, and hints at mandamus to compel honoring the requisitions in Indiana courts and possibly the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Emma Eames Triumphs in Lohengrin at Grand Opera House
In San Francisco Emma Eames made her first local appearance as Elsa in Lohengrin to a packed fashionable crowd. The performance drew enthusiastic applause and strong singing from the cast, including Lehuman-Heink De Heszke Bixpham and Muhrmann. Mme Calve is out with bronchitis and will miss Carmen for at least a week.
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Emma Eames
Eisie
Grand Opera House
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de Heszke
Bixpham
Muhrmann
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105 Miles an Hour On Berlin Electric Railway
New York reports the Berlin electric railway between Maurienfelde and Zoxen reached 105 miles per hour. Engineers believe this speed can rise further. At this pace air pressure equaled a wind force of 12 feet per second, a level previously seen only in the February hurricane on the German coast.
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Zoxen
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Bottle Babies and Scott’s Emulsion Claim Benefits
A note advises giving bottle babies more milk or mixtures, then adding Scott’s Emulsion to promote growth and vitality. It promises visible improvements in baby fat with a small amount, and offers a free Mitlate trial from Scott & Sowerby.
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Scott's
Louisville declares plan to fake death for insurance
Newell C Rathbun was arrested in Louisville on a fraud plot to collect a $4,000 life policy. He confessed to desertion from the army and to part in a ruse with a man named W L Ten Eyke in Jeffersonville but denied killing the Jeffersonville hotel victim. The corpse was allegedly moved from a Little Rock burial to enable the act.
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Newell Co
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Ark
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Attempt to wreck eastbound train near Guthrie
A thwarted act on November 12 near Guthrie Oklahoma involved saboteurs trying to derail an eastbound Chuck Chea train by tampering with the tracks and safety joints. The heavy freight was at risk of being hurled into a ravine, but the effort failed.
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