Yale and the rising cost of college football profits
An examination from the New York Herald details how large gate receipts and phone numbers fuel a costly professional drift in Yale Harvard and other universities. It cites training tables coaching staffs travel and equipment costing upwards of thousands as financial pressures push college football toward a business model.
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New York Herald
Yale
Harvard
Eliot
Cambridge
Sim
Uftergraduete
Gams
Laie
Yale University
Wost West Point
Columbia
Princeton
New Haven
Reid
The
Athletic Association
Anon
Bill" Lewin
Scotty McManters
West Point
Philadelphia
Tigers
Princeton Athletic Association
Fial
Norfolk dress pattern for growing girls described
Norfolk patterns present a stylish mother and girl outfit with a bine merge coat and circular skirt. Descriptions include two shoulder extensions, a front panel, and stitched trim with a satin belt. Medium size uses 6 1/2 yards of inch material. patterns 4744 and 4745 cover sizes 12 to 19 and 18 to 16 respectively. Price is five cents per pattern plus postage.
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Hera
Bine Merge
Consular Reform Urged to Remove Politics from Trade Service
The New York Commercial argues for divorcing consular posts from politics and running them as a business. It calls for testing applicants, rewarding merit, and immunizing officials from political influence to boost national commerce. A national reform convention in Washington is planned for February, urging broad business participation.
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New York
New York Board of Trade and ‘Transportation
Washington
United States
Congress
Great Physiologist Promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement extols digestive health through rest and proper nutrition, arguing stomach work should not be overstrained. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural remedy that aids digestion, relieves indigestion and related stomach woes, and claims physicians prescribe them.
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Stuart
The Star Eyd Goddess and the tariff debate era
The Louferiile Courier-Journal laments a coming Congress and a divided Democratic party over tariff reform. It predicts regional shifts in stance, noting the South and West wavering on protectionism and free trade, while Grover Cleveland’s legacy complicates revenue reform and party unity.
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Louferiile Courier-Journal
New England
Iron Belt
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
South
God
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Cleveland
White House
Gov. Cummins
Pioneera
David A. Wells
Thore
Middle West
Gov. Cumming
Washington
Big Cats in New Jersey Descend on Avalon Rabbits
Special correspondence from Avalon New Jersey reports a dramatic decline in rabbit numbers at Seven Mile Beach due to wild cats released by summer visitors. Cats, growing bolder and larger, prey on young rabbits and even attack dogs, with some cats reaching twenty pounds and surviving injuries to keep fighting.
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Avalon
Washington Post
N. J
Seven Mile Beach
Abuse of Canal Experts Denounces World Engineers
The Philadelphia Public Ledger condemns Washington for dismissing expert opinions on the Isthmus of Panama canal. Five European engineers and two Americans favored a sea level route, but officials denounce them as obstructionists. The piece argues for open inquiry and cross‑national judgment on a world project.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
United States
International Commission of Engineers
Washington
Panama
Public Ledger
Tobacco growers organize to battle tobacco trust
Richmond Virginia December report says John B. Allen of Tennessee, organizer of the Society of Bawty, is rallying Middle Virginia growers to form a body to fight the tobacco trust and control prices. He is meeting with growing success and the organization is spreading rapidly.
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Richmond
John B. Allen
Tennessee
Society of Bawty
Tobacco Trust
Siberia's Future as Global Grain Leader Predicted
Special correspondence reports Oscar Eden-Zeller’s view that West Siberia will become the world’s grain belt. He cites vast land, mineral deposits, and rail access as reasons, noting Yakutsk’s prominence, northern isolation, and a frontier settlement outlook for farmers and explorers.
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Eden-Zeller
Washington, Post
Fortland
Oreg
Siberia
America
Oscar Hden- Zeller
East
North Biberia
West Siberia
Mr. Eden-Zeller
Yakutek
Alberia
The Big That Failed Announcement Echoes National Relief
A garbled note reflects a secretary's resignation or failure to state relief, signaling a public sigh as tension rises nationwide. The fragment hints at a broader political event and a contrast between rising costs and cautious optimism. Specific names and places are unreadable in the text.
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