Hale Will Not Be Expelled From Yale Team
New Haven tale of Yale football shows Hale remains eligible and in the game as the Tigers grow confident after a brisk practice. Pro temor H. H. Chittenden confirms Hale can stay in football while pursuing a postmaster degree, with Yale vs Princeton or Harvard on deck. Tigers show improved team play, while Penn drills in Philadelphia under Coach Woodward.
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Bates
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Philadelphia
Horner
Wallace
Zimmerman
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Fitz Tales of Heard Blows and Shoulder Strength
Read about how regular upper body work builds punching power and shoulder strength. It stresses patient, consistent effort with dumbbell routines, breathing, and regular exercise to toughen muscles for harder blows and improved durability.
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Fitz Tales
McGraw and Robinson Break From National Association
Washington November 11 The agreement of McGraw and Robinson to operate an Americas Value rink in this city has punctured the National Association. Protesters of the airchtsic organization target McGraw and Robinson while fans await Jimmy Munning who may bolster the team beyond its current roster.
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McGraw
Robinson
Washington
National Association
Airchstic
Velline Sthrow-Gont
Jimmy Munning
Manting
Ameri
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Endorsed for Cough Relief
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is promoted as the best remedy for hard coughing. The ad urges immediate purchase and claims the first dose will bring relief.
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Ayer
McGovern Beats Gardner and Leuny in Chicago Fight
Chicago November 15 Terry McGovern the undisputed master of weight class polished off Oscar Gardner in a knockout rounds and knocked out Eddie Leuny over six rounds. The result left McGovern with a popular victory and solidified his dominance in the ring.
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Chicago
Terry McGovern
Oscar Gardner
Eddie Leuny
Tommy White
Duffy Likely to Manage New Philadelphia Club
Boston reports veteran captain Duff Duffy of the Picanoke team is a strong candidate to manage the new Philadelphia club. He is quoted from Boston as saying there is something definite toward his decision, with his signing expected and seen as strengthening the American lineup.
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Nouv
Duffy
Picanoke Tury
Amelia
Philadelphia
Cosme Mack
Awblia
Ban Jobrenn
Moméay
Milwantveran
Watking
Indianapolis
Leider
Wight
RACING AT AQUEDUCT MEETS WITH SURPRISE WINS
At Aqueduct on a brisk day three outsiders and three second choices won or placed high. Uidaatred nosed Trumpet for the opening win as Toluca led a close third race, with Double Dummy hampered by interference. Mesabi and Monmouth Roy also showed strong bids despite chaotic stretch runs.
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New York
Aqueduct
Mesabi
Chae
Orlenta
Annie Thompson
Toluca
Tarvin
Philienine Fhrescenes
Mabie
Fitz in a joking mood delays Jeffries bout
Newport News Nov 15 Robert Fitzsimmons joked about a rematch with Jim Jeffries. He said he would spar Ed Dunkhorst and would post 2000 dollars if Jeffries pressed for a fight after the theater season.
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Newport News
Robert Filasimmons
Jefferies
Jeffries
Arti Ene
Simmons
Ed Dunkhors
Choynaki Recalls Saving Fitz in Maher Bout
New York Sun report recalls Toe Choynaki, a former Bob Fitzsimmons seconds, saying he pulled Fitz from a wing knockdown during Peter Maher fight in New Orleans eight years ago. He describes the first round time and notes officials Franks, Clark, and Moran were involved as ring actions unfolded.
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Maher Battle II
New York Sun
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Bob Fiusimmons
Peter Maher
New Orleans
Fite
Wing
Aton
Choy Wki
Maher
Fitz
Choy Aski
Sayre
Franks
George Clark
Chicago
Frank Moran
Fitesimmons
Cincinnati Baseball President Jw. T. Brush Ill in Bed
Indianapolis March 15 Jw T Brush president of the Cincinnati baseball club is confined to his bed with a severe cold that he contracted in St Louis. Friends have kept him away from recent urgent ball matters and he will not attend the upcoming meeting.
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Cincinnati Baseball
Con
Indianapolis
Ind
Crescent City Club Winter Stakes Value at $30,000
New Orleans on November 16 reported the winter meeting stake of the Crescent City Jockey Club for the major division of horse racing closed last night with a value of thirty thousand dollars.
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Crescent City Club
New Orleans
Te Crescent City Jockey Club
Iier
Hotess
Hanlon urged to quit baseball due to health risk
Over 200 horses at fair grounds are noted as part of a broader sports scene. The article discusses Hanlon, famed manager known as the Napoleon of baseball, urged by five physicians to quit due to heart issues and stress. it also touches on other racing topics, salaries, and notable figures in the era.
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Napoleon
Bacebell
Sucecessful
Eddie
Rat
Christmas Colored Wedding Between John Robinson and Maggie Fusion
John Robinson a 20 year old colored man plans to marry Maggie Fusion, also colored, near Hushville. Robinson recalls early life and curiosity about race, noting he saves his earnings to share with his bride. Maggie saves her own money as well, and the couple has saved several hundred dollars.
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Maggie Fusion
Hushville
Robinson
Allixons
Rushville
Elma
Maggie Foster
Old Paper Shows War Closing Scenes From 1965 Herald
In Vinton, HT. Caster preserves a well kept fragment of the New York Herald dated Saturday April 15 1965. The worn column contains mourning and reports the war’s ending, a reader finds it powerful and striking reading today in the Winfield Courier.
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HT. C. Caster
Vinton
New York Herald
James Gordon Bennett
Winfield Courer
Bowersock in Masonry at Lawrence Lodge Meeting
A November 15 gathering by Lawrence’s two Masonic lodges honored “Past Master’s might.” Ministers led exercises while J D Bowersock was initiated. Prof G B Penny gave gavels carved from Mount of Olives timber to each lodge, a gift from the Jerusalem Masonic lodge. Notables included Charles J Webb and A K Wilson among visiting Masons.
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Kam
J D. Bowersock
G. B Penny
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Avon
Charles J. Webb
A. K. Wilson
Locomotive Accident Near Wellsville Claims Worker
In Kane County on November 25 John Washberger, a shaver operator, was struck and fatally crushed by a locomotive at work. Washberger, aged years, was watching the engine when the accident occurred. Chancellor Brow’s winter plans remain undecided. he may visit Lawrence.
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Kane
John Washrof
Washberger
Lawrence Kan
Brow
Ithings
Univer- Isfu
Wheat and Flour Exhibit Heads to Madison Square Garden
Sumner county Kansas plans a 1000 bushels display of wheat and flour in a New York Madison Square Garden exhibit hosted by Miss Helen Gould and Secretary Coburn. The board will benefit charity after the show, with Reno, Pittsburgh, and Galena contributing regional products, and city sponsors including Miss Gould and Senator Depew guiding publicity and arrangements.
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Helen Kimber
Helen Gould
Coburn
Kanank
J. W. Heughey
Sumner County
Madison Square Lew
York City
National Suffrage Association
United States
Mauchen Square Garden
Reno County
Pittebure
Wellington Mille
New York City
Mist Gould
Chauncey M. Depew
Secretary Long
New York
Daiilson Square
Anne
Kansas
Butirer County
Banner Wheat
Boy 16 in Peril After Toothpick Burr In Throat
An Emporia Kansas family endures a grim sequence as Ray Workman, 16, is badly injured when a burr lodged in his clothing enters his throat during a bite to remove it. Doctors fight to remove the object as the patient’s condition worsens. Two months earlier his brother fell into a well, deepening the family tragedy.
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Exmporia
Emporia
Kes
Ray Workman
J. W. Workman
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promised Cure Ad
A historical ad touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a internal cure for catarrh, claiming sprays and inhalers only ease symptoms. It argues the condition is a blood disease and praises tablets for reaching mucous membranes and stomach without cocaine or opiates. Testimonial mentions Rochester resident and climate as factors in cure.
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R Rembrandt
Rochester
N. Y
Amerasand
Missouri Pacific No 2 to St Louis departs Kansas City at 0 50
The Missouri Pacific Lines No 2 leaves Kansas City at 0 50 a m as a solid vestibuled train to St Louis. It includes a Smoking car Day coaches Reclining Chair car with free seats and a Pullman Parlor car. Connections at St Louis Union Depot with eastern lines to New York and Atlantic coast points.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Union Depot
Eastern Lines
New York
Atlantic Coast
Unclear excerpt reflects tragic youth deaths in disorder
A fragment notes a child saved from a three foot fall by clinging to stone, but life could not be saved. It recalls another child of the same parents whose brains were kicked out by a horse during a political parade, with critics lacking any hope of recovery.
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Condi
Millers at Wichita discuss adulterants in flour
About 109 millers from across Kansas attend the Kansas Millers convention in Wichita. Debate centers on adulterants such as clay and corn cob meal and a proposed registration to impose heavy fines. The body keeps current Nour price, appoints officers, and plans future meetings.
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Kansas Millers Comvention
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Chontus Ta Mf. Miler
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J. Hunt
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D. W. Milly
Pond Sterk
Atchison Pioneer Gone Andreyw Colgan Dies at Home
Andreyw Colgan, a noted Kansas civic figure and lifelong Democrat presence, died at his home five miles north of Atchison after a two month illness from kidney trouble. Born in Kingston County Leinland in 1841, he crossed the Atlantic 21 times and moved to Kansas in 1862, preempting land in Doniphan and later Atchison County. He carried $10,000 in gold when arriving and leaves a family of fifteen children.
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Leeland
Atlantic Ocean
Kansas
Doniphan
Atchison County
Abcieen
Lawrence University to Honor Miss Alcott Bust
A bust of Louisa May Alcott has been presented to Lawrence University. It will be placed in the library with formal ceremonies planned for a future date likely in early December. Local officials and supporters arranged the gift and noted Miss Alcott’s connection to the school.
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Mat
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Aged Dr J P Wood of Coffeyville Active at 88
Coffeyville Nov 1 A veteran physician Dr J P Wood aged 88 continues practice. Born in Ireland in 183? he joined Transylvania Medical Class of 18? and adhered to temperance rules. He served as a surgeon in the army during the Civil War. Abilene Carnival Committee failed to spend all funds, keeping some for future use after reporting on the carnival receipts.
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Coffeyville
Jane Sand
Transylvania Madfess College
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Fey
Wood
Smrail
Ireland
Abilene
Commercial Club
March to Test Pood Army Detachment in Short Rations
Wichita reports Captain Fred W. Foster and officers in charge of camp food prep under War Department direction. A march on condensed milk proves its use. cakes of sweet chocolate deemed of little value in emergencies while rations must support both fighting and marching. Captain Fountain of the Eighth Cavalry mentioned.
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Wichita
Fred W. Foster
War Department
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Foster
Hsvand
Fountain of the Eighth Cav
Editor Marble Married in Fort Scott Wedding
Fort Scott Fort Scott editor and proprietor George W. Marble of the Daily Tribune wed Miss Manette Doud, daughter of Dr A Doud, in a small ceremony at the Doud home just after 9:30 PM. Rev Martin of the First Methodist and Dr Porter of the First Presbyterian performed the adult ceremony. The groom is a well known young newspaper writer with years of contributing work for the community. The couple planned a brief honeymoon trip shortly after the ceremony.
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George W. Marbie
Tribone
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Martin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
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Plumb-Brewster Second Daughter to Wed Local Notables
Society here buzzed as Second Daughter of the late Senator Plumb prepared to wed. Birewster, a Kanes graduate, has ties to Harvard and Teentiern Kansas. He worked with a company during the war and was later named clerk of the district court. Also noted are rural mail routes, a Wichita man shooting his wife, a cement plant order, a temperance lecture in Dodger City, and a MacPherson Canton Aid group helping a farmer with corn.
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