Virginia Gridiron Clean Slate Amid Turbulent Display
Washington Post correspondent reports Virginia shows a cleaner slate but falters on offense in a crowded update from Yale field New Haven Conn and Princeton New Jersey. Notes mixed results include two Virginia plays stalling at 10 yards and a notable forward pass later nullified for stepping out of bounds. Also mentions Yale Capt Coy and Princeton Tigers practice and scrimmage observations.
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Virginia
Rosila
Wexhington
Charlotesville Valet
St Johns College
Annanahs
Rilas
Wits Ste
Ite
Tie Seasu
Ville
Venecytthack
Cuuia Hunself
Ram Sopris Suds
Brown Vi Johnson
St Sokes Pth
Varginia
Olen
Vos
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von Ost John
Ped Coy
Moleakins
Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Coy
Yale
Mactlee
Lilley
Holts
Lovans
Deming
Sporting Sidelights and Curious Football Tales
A garbled set of sports notes covers baseball and football glories, coaching retirements, and fan reactions. It notes the Creaga Cubs finishing the season with 107 wins amid broader chat about safety and schoolyard cheer. The piece mixes game highlights with reflections on player injuries and the dangers of football.
Minersville Tremont Riot Ends Amateur County Final
Supporters of Minersville and Tremont clash at Tremont in Schuylkill county amateur baseball final. The melee left skulls fractured noses broken and other injuries. Charles Quandell of Minersville was struck on the head and is in critical condition. Robert Kenler and son from Tremont suffered crushed noses, with others treated at home.
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Minersville
Tremont
Pottsville
Armateur
Schustkill County
Mineraville
Upipire
Charles Quandell
Robert Kenler
Postponed Games Amid Rainy Weather in Boston and Chicago
Special to the Washington Post reports both the Hed Sox Giants game and the local National American League championship clash were postponed due to rain. A conference at Boston club offices involving President Tayor, Secretary Sknowles, and Frank Tancroft led to shifting the venue and date for the post season series as wet grounds forced delays.
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Washington
Boston
Hed Sox
Giants
Taylor
Sknowles
New York
Frank Tancroft
Buamesa
Cincinnati
National Commission
Chicago
Navy Yard Duckpin League standings and results
Strikes and Spares reports Navy Yard and Commercial Duckpin League results and totals. It notes Squadron A victory in National Capital Duckpin League and departmental leagues with scores, and mentions postponement of Trotting Races due to rain.
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Breeting
Audi
Conese Osbana
Ormabe
Galete Gormin
AP Town
Ausbn & Co
Palais Royal
Scouleberger
Polosts
Polo Bern
Xook National Guard Cavalry Organiza
Bulls
Qotais
Cry
Ater
Ageeculture
Cooner
Verldamnan Ahem
Yemen
Dovie. Js
Automobiles on display and road tests noted in Wilson area
An IMO Woods electric brougham shipped to Wilson Company, with maroon upholstery, is among newly discussed autos. The Lester D Moore Company expects one within weeks while Grayton Graft and party toured Gettysburg in a Studebaker. A Chalmers-Detroit gunboat-style Dalmer-Singer car named Larchmont is highlighted along with a 166 mile trip to Westminster and Emrailshe.
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Wilson Company
Lester D Moore Company
Washington
Grayton
Gettysburg
Studebaker
Willys
United States
Ridgeville
Westminster
Emrailshure
Frederick
Quaker City
Maddampike Motor Club
Aer
Chalmers-Detroit
Dalmer-Singer
Georgetown Hilltop crews prep for indoor meet but date unsure
Prominent sophomores shift to varsity football while class crews train on rivers and gym events begin November 20. Track prospects look bright as last year’s squad returns. Yale undecided on Southern trip. Bucknell and Trinity possible games. indoor meet date likely in early March at Ryan Gym.
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Murray
Georgetown
Willam Bye
West End
Joseph McMult
Martin
Igymnasium
Ryan Gymnasium
Harry Brown
Eollese
Tom Stuart Yale
Yale
Sheiher
Bucknell
Trinity College
Svar
Aithin
Meeting Again Postponed In Murphy Pfeffer Case
In Detroit on October 11 the national commission postponed action on the Murphy Pfeffer case. Three members did not meet at the Ponchartrain Hotel. Chairman August Herrmann promised definite action at a meeting tomorrow. The delay fuels speculation the commission will seek to quiet criticism and discipline Murphy with a fine.
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Commission
Murphy
Herrmann
Zephyr Wins Nose Finish At Latonia Fall Meeting Opener
Opening Latonia card features Zephyr nosing out Brmbiide to win the fourth race as heavy track conditions slow times. Gypsy King takes the first race after a hard stretch drive. other races see Howdy Howdy and Pocotaligo among the winners with odds listed and fields noted.
Donlin Trade Rumor Roils Philadelphia Giants Links
Rumors say Felix Isman bought or nearly bought Robert Davis stock in the Philadelphia Nationals and plans to acquire Donlin. Isman would push Donlin to New York or to Philadelphia, while Magee may be swapped or kept. The chatter ties Isman’s goal to strengthen the Phillies against Donlin trade expectations and hints at manager Brush and McGraw facing bargains to secure talent.
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Washington Post
New York
Donlin-ttages Exchange
Titan
Dontin
Philadelphia
Quakers
Magee
Cumer
Felix Isman
Robert Davis
Wiliam Murray
Isman Wills
Donlin
Giants
Kwan
Isman
Phillies
John T Brush
John J McGraw
New York Nationals
Bonlin
Maren
Moore
Foxen
Jeman
Jamaica Racing Entries Show Thin Field Across Five Races
The race card lists Jamaica entries for today across six events from first to fifth race. Notable names include Rose Beaumont Quantum Star Patsy Bonnie Kelso Eye Bright Juggler Patsy, Homestead stakes contenders German Silver Mia Gir Ashton Dull Care, Ary Ferber Jacke Alkin Meskotte and Waterbury Jeanne d A te Royal Captive Enfield, and multiple favorites across distances from one mile to six furlongs with various odds and horse names.
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Miles Rose Beaumont
Quantico
Patsy
Bonnie Kelso
Minckford
Sisteenth
Miles Eye Bright
Yooderall
Juggler
Aunt Jufa
Queen Marguerite
Jonent
Bonnie Keleo
Cowen
Turlonas
Hargrave
Deiath
Sivih
Groeten Rend
Hang
Christina Blashing
Hiddena Leria
Oda Rosend
Calypto
Ama
Clarke Griffith to Remain and Races at Windsor Tonight
A sprawling account of race notes and horse names from Windsor and Washington DC circuits. Clarke Griffith is referenced as remaining, with detailed purse figures and entries for multiple races, names such as Lady Orma, Jack Packer, Sim, Sim. Also listed are horses like Maluen, Avolin, Tammer, Phoranis, and many others across several races, with purses and distances noted and end remarks on Griffith’s work and next season expectations.
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Windsor
Lord Kenmere
Hasty Agnes
Lady Orma
Jack Packer
Sim. See
Hewell
Theo Coole
Maluen
Avolin
Atlen Mapleton Minn
Tateten Harace
Philo Sweet Berl
Ashewell
Dinibio
Wee
Anna Daly
Washington Post
Martin Tovie
Vee Popula
Fort Cincinnat
Ohio
Tara
Furlon
Omicron
Clarke Griffith
Griffith
Nis
Mihaila
Olive
Redland
Vaneu
Plarn
Two Jockey Clubs Merge for Emeryville Meet in November
New California Jockey Club president Thomas H Williams announced that the Los Angeles and New California Jockey Club pools their issues and will start racing at Emeryville on November 20 under New California Jockey Club management. He said actual racing will be provided and hoped the meeting lasts longer, with Arcadia track unlikely to host winter racing.
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Emeryville Track
New York
Thomas H Willams
New California Jockey Club
Los Angeles
New California Jockey Clube
Williams
Gaye
Arcadia Track
Mysterious Names Parade Through Unclear List Today
A garbled collection of names and terms appears to wander across the page, including Samana Binckton Falay and Queen Marguerite alongside many unreadable fragments. The text resembles OCR noise rather than a coherent article, with scattered references to people, places, and objects without clear connections or events.
Fauntleroy Victory Rumors Stir Montpelier Stable Race
Kingship and Fauntleroy prime contenders at Fort Montpelier meet with Kingship favored early by odds of 4 to 5 after strong support for Fauntleroy. Grasmere not in the field. Mongy omitted from the lineup.
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Fort
Montpelier
Fauntleroy
Grasmere
Mongy
Belmont Race Notes Fauntleroy Triumphs in Champagne Stakes
Jimmy McEoughlin's $100 colt Fauntleroy by Little Saint won the Champagne Stakes for 2-year-olds at Belmont Park as four started. Grasmere and Kingship led early with Fauntleroy drawing clear to win by three lengths in 1:23 3 6 over a fast track. Candieberry faded as Kingship claimed second.
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Washington
New York
Fauntleroy
Jimmy McEoughlin
Little Saint
Page
Richard Croker
Belmont Park
Montpelier
Candieberry
James R Keene
Grasmere
Kingship
McCahey
Fauntleray
Taok
Candleberry
Donohue
Andrew Summers
Huppe
Allen
Sandy Creeker
Mason Tif
Dugan
Hutwell
Philander
Itbert
Areite
Ron Chawipagan
Payaderoy
Kingehip
Igcovite
Greery
Butwell
Cros
Caution Not A War Move To Guard Naval Movements
Wilfred Powell the British consul in Philadelphia cites a Hydrographic Office circular issued in London on January 1, 1900, detailing vessel movements during periodic British naval maneuvers. He says the notice is routine, not warlike, and would guide examinations of ships if tensions rose, stressing no war intent despite sensational fear.
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Philadelphia
Wilfred Powell
Hydrographic Office
lAdetratty
London
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Germany
Powell
England
P. B. Selection Sets Bar for Style in Men’s Clothing
The piece extols the P. B. selection as unrivaled in style and craft among American men’s wear. It argues that even the best custom tailors cannot match the models’ cult-like style and construction, implying superior quality across the lineup.
Takoma Park Passes Coast ing Ban to Protect Pedestrians
In Takoma Park the council approved a sweeping coast ing ban prohibiting handcarts sleighs bicycles on walks and streets. Violations carry a 1 dollar fine or up to ten days in jail. The measure aims to curb dangerous pedestrian conflicts and was adopted unanimously at a town meeting held in a Presbyterian church basement.
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Tekoma Park
Presbyterian Church
Takoma Park
Pratt
LR Grabill
Water v and Sewer Committee
Sligo
Moor W Pratt
Rush
Grabil H EH Rodgers
John Saunders
E E Blodgett
Ben G Davis
Hepburn Act Under Fire as Railroads Challenge
The Hepburn railroad rate law faces a constitutional test as railroads challenge key provisions while the Department of Justice steps in to defend the statute. The first case to be argued is the Chicago terminal charge dispute, challenging ICC orders lowering terminal charges from two to one for stock shipments.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Senate
Foraker
Ohio
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Wickersham
Wage Hills
Onio
Chicago
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Betting Laws Challenged In Albany Court
In Albany New York formal notice was served as arguments examined the Agnew Hart anti race track gambling law. Defendants Orlando Jones and Iol Lichtenstein, once charged with bookmaking, reserved rights to challenge constitutionality. Lawyers said the issue would be raised in other Mitigations and reach the courts of appeals.
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Albany
Agnew-Hart
Court of
Moose in Convention Guests of National Chief
The Social Order of the Moose holds its annual convention in Washington with National President Gadd hosting a reception at the Ebbitt House. Committees are named, including credentials, finances, appeals, constitution and by laws, and state of the order. Delegates toured the Treasury steps and were hosted by the Washington Herd. Business sessions continue with elections scheduled for tomorrow and a grand banquet tonight.
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Officers Wall
Social Order of the Moose
Charles A Gadd
Ebbitt House
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D Hayden
Washington Herd
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Chamber of Commerce
Gude
James H McGilton
Washington
Detroit
J H McGilton
C B Gardner
Herman Hempel
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Ray Parrish
J S O'Connor
J C Weiser
Treasury
Fire destroys Canocchet estate and sparks old quarrel tale
At Canonchet Rhode Island former Governor William Sprague and Mrs Sprague escaped a fire that ruined the Canocchet home. The loss was about 1000 dollars with no insurance. The blaze revived tales of Sprague and Roscoe Conkling, who was reportedly driven from the grounds by a shotgun. Sprague, a Civil War era leader and former U S senator, faced death in protecting personal property as the mansion burned.
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R. I
Wiliam Sprague
Rhode Island
Sprague
Ins Coachman
Gov Sprague
United Slises
Kate Chase Dicgtter
Salmon P Chase
United States
Nuel J Tilden
Conkling
Gov Spragues
Irez Weed
Inez Sprague
Parell Winpenny
Philadelphia
Tataway
Harry William Stinese
Simness
Supreme Court of Rhode Teland
Suiss
Gov. Sprague
Russian Warship in Pent St Petersburg Act 11
A torpedo boat cruiser Emi Bukhara sank two feet below normal in the Neva while under repair. Engineers floated her today using pontoons after settling on submerged piles. Meanwhile New Head of Cunard Line A Booth was elected chairman, succeeding Sir William Watson who died recently.
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Neva
Emi Bukhara
Cunard Line
Washington Post
Dondon
A Booth
Cunard Stearship Company
Sir William Watson
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