Carroll Institute sweeps Newark five in 67 to 11 basketball game
Carroll Institute dazzled at home, routing Newark train of Baltimore 67 to 11. Kerr led scoring with 13, Howell and many others added field goals, while boundary disputes and referee calls sparked brief chatter among visiting players. Plans for an eight-team Capital City League and a possible Col u mbia University game follow.
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Belvidere
Baltimore
Carroll Institute
Carrell Institute Hall
Newark
Howell
Sarrecum
Mty
Hollander
Barker
Fiela
Kerr
Paid
Anditiet
Ockerit
Cumberland Young Men
Faid
Newarks
Freeburger
Carroll Institutes
Iiaemer
Boundariee
Capital City
Corcoran Cadets
Ordway Rules
Washington Light Infantry
Columbia Athletic Club
Hearse Hifles
Company FL Second Battalion
Gar Joh Institute
Belvedere
Balramoor
Carrell Institute
Carrolls
Columbia University Five
Nawarks Taraemer
Fad
Cullen
Becker Howe
Senter
Marghall Kerr
Sehnerhaltz Barker Hollander
Lawrence
Cramer
Fard
Ockert
Halvea
St Johns School Bans Football After Season
Syracuse news reports St John's Military School Manlius votes to drop football after this season citing professionalism roughness and demoralizing influences. Resolutions urge banning interschool play while continuing intra-squad games and seek Roosevelt support to curb rufianism in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Syracuse
St Johns Military School
Manlius
St John’s Seniol Et Manlius
College Tuna
Wendorse
Hoosevelt
Wallin Vwerbeck
Roosevelt
Wuui
Englishmen Triumph Over Penn 19 to 0 at Franklin Field
The Pilgrims led by Sir Charles Kirk Patrick defeated the University of Pennsylvania Association team 19 to 0 on Franklin Field in Philadelphia on October 24. The English squad dominated with clever ball handling and never allowed Penn a serious scoring threat. It marked the Pilgrims final appearance of the event.
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Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Pilgrims
Sir Charles Kirk Patrick
University of Pennsylvania
Hart accepts offer to fight Kauffman after O'Brien result
Marvin Hart, the heavyweight champion, accepted the Colma Club of San Francisco’s offer for an unlimited round match with Al Kauffman for a $15,000 purse. The offer hinges on Kauffman defeating Jack O'Brien in San Francisco in the upcoming German American Chess Match context. Berlin chess committee set November 11 and 12 as match dates. Columbia Athletic Club plans to play football against the Gallander eleven at Kendall Green at 3:30 PM.
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Hart
O’brien
Louisville
Marvin Hart
Colma Club
San Francisco
al Kauffman
Billy Roche
Kauffman
Jack O’brien
Berlin
United States
Columbia Athletic Club
Gallander
Kendall Green
Plan to Beat Bookmakers at Jamaica Track
New York Oct 24 After a chase by detectives and a struggle T N Moore Albany was captured at the Jamaica track for robbing bookmakers with forged badge numbers. He carried a badge printing outfit and blank badges and aimed to collect 240 on Leonora W. the day’s third race. Moore, locked up in Long Island City, is charged with larceny.
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New York
T. ©. Moore
State Street
Albany
Jamaica Track
Leonora W
Moore
Long Island City
National Takes Two Ouray Loses By A Slump
The Royal Arcanum Bowling League opened its season with three games between Ouray and National at Sparrow's bowling alley. National won the series as Ouray slumped in the final game after a strong second, signaling good early form for both sides despite modest scores. The piece also notes upcoming boxing bouts at People's Athletic and Social Club on November 6, with Baddie Crowley vs Martin anticipated and Johnny O'Connor handling the challenger.
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Royal Arcanum Bowling League
Ouray
Sparrow's Bowling Alley
Ourays
Washington
People's Athletic and Social Club
Baddie Crowley
Martin
Johnny O'Connor
Crowley
Navy
Post Office Department
Bischar
Columbia
Railway Relief Association
Northeastern
Spillers
Wenzel
National Council
Billings
Mitehall
Langley
Seitz
Baum
Ouray Council
Voigt
Derseb
Olver
Navy Tara
Talbert
Krieger Aliler
Iad Q*donnell
Urlet
Jenkins
Wenzell
Chesapeake and Ohio Elects Directors at Richmond Meeting
Richmond Oct 4 The Chesapeake and Ohio railway held its annual stockholders meeting today electing a board for the ensuing year: Decatur Axtell Chauncey M Depew John P Green William H Newman Samuel Rea George W Stevens J B Thayer J Hamilton McK Towmbly and Henry T Wickham The session was brief and no other business of importance occurred. The board did not meet today but is expected to convene soon.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Decatur Axtell
Chauncey M Depew
John P. Green
Wiliam H. Newman
Samuel Rea
George W. Stevens
J. B. Thayer
J. Hamilton
McK. Towmbly
Henry T. Wickham
Heart Cure Claims to Strengthen Weak Hearts
An advertisement touts a remedy named Heart Cure to strengthen the heart and relieve dizziness, palpitations, short breath, faint spells, and chest pains. It promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not work.
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Von
Otter Eart
Yale Leads Big Four Scoring as Ivy Contenders Edge Toward Key Games
Yale dominates early Big Four scoring with 114 points in five games and holds the only unscored-upon record among Yale Princeton Harvard and Pennsylvania. Harvard struggles against West Point while Yale stumbles vs Penn State. Princeton shows a fatigued edge over Lafayette as trainer Jim Robinson recuperates away from the squad.
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Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
New Haven
Lehigh
Lafayette
Gettysburg
Swarthmore
Brown
Springfield
Williams
Bowdein
University
Bates
West Point
Wesleyan
Syracuse
Holy Croup
Penn State
Sacacsesse
Villa Nova
van Wash and Jefferson
Georgetown
Bucknell
Getiyarburg
Franklin and Marahail
North Carolina
Areious
Seuss
Warrant for an Elephant in Poplar Bluffs Mo
A warrant was sworn for the circus manager and for Tip the elephant over the theft of an $800 diamond set gold watch and damage to a Parisian bonnet, belonging to Mrs. Kila Goltz of Portsmouth Ohio visiting in the city. Goltz was feeding Tip when the animal seized the watch with its trunk and concealed the bonnet. a $3,000 damages suit followed after the manager’s offer to replace the watch and bonnet was rejected.
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Poplar Bluffs
Tip
Kila Goltz
Portsmouth
Ohio
Hunting at Chevy Chase Opens Season This Fall
The Chevy Chase Hunt Club plans a season beginning around Thanksgiving and running to April. Preparations include a fast mixed English and American fox hound pack for drags and hunts, led by huntsman Pete Curran. Deputy master Gist Blair aids, while long-standing members anticipate a strong season with a Warrenton fox hound shipment received yesterday.
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Chevy Chaze
Pete” Curran
Gist Blair
Hounda
J. Ford Thompson, Jr. KR. L
Frederick Huidekoper
Chester Kerr
Hugh
Alec Legare
Billy’ Marrew
Pr. Snyder
John Larcombe, Jr
Prentiss Knut
Phil Hichborne
Warrenton
James Maddux
Chevy Chase Hunt Club
H. L Johnson
Taylor Succeeds Powers as Eastern League Chief
Special to The Washington Post New York Oct 2 1904 meeting of Magnates of the Eastern League chose Henry L Taylor of Buffalo to succeed Patrick Powers of Jersey City as league president. Taylor played baseball in the 1880s 1890s and later studied law at Cornell. The pennant was awarded to Providence and the annual meeting moved to the fourth Tuesday in October.
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Washington Post
New York
Hotel Imperial
Thirty-second Street
Broadway
Patrick T. Powers
Jersey City
N. J
Powers
Henry L. Taylor
Buffalo Chuir
Taylor
Louisville Club
American Association
Baltimores
Edward Hanlon
Buffalo
Cornell Law School
John Kreitner
Montreal
Edward McCaffrey
Toronto
JT. Chapin
Rochester
Moses M. Frank
Baltimore
Foloning
Cof. Chapin
Griffiths
Wiliam Burnham
Newark
J. Kreitner
C. Griffiths
Providence
Sheedy Claims Royal Flush Killed Col
New York World notes card gambler Pat Sheedy stating Col. William Simms of Huntington West Virginia died after a royal flush win. He cites extreme emotion from winning as a heart stressor and warns large losses do not tax the heart as much. He also recalls another man in the South who died after drawing to three aces.
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New York
Pat Sheedy
Col
Wiliam Simms
Huntington
Wo Va
Mr Sheedy
Col. Simms
Adil
Negotiations Report Newfoundland Union With Canada
The Morning Post states negotiations are under way toward a union between Newfoundland and Canada with some hope of success. The report mentions Canada and Newfoundland as prospects of political alignment and discusses potential implications.
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Canada
Newfoundland
Washington Post
London
Morning Post
Navy to entertain Prince Louis of Battenberg in Washington
Details of the visit of Prince Louis of Battenberg and his six warships are being arranged for Annapolis Washington and New York with the Navy State and British embassies coordinating receptions luncheons and dinners. Admiral Evans will lead the squadron to Annapolis while Comdr Chapin and Maj McCawley supervise the navy program and the British ambassador will make introductions at the White House.
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Annapolis
Ara
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Washington
State Department
White House
Loeb
F. E. C. Ryan
S Navy
Chapin
Bureau of Navigation
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Marine Corps
Navy
Admirel Evans
Ryan
Robert Bacon
Capitol
State
Capt. Ryan
Admiral Evans
Mortimer Durand
Evans
Fort Monroe
Severn
Prince Louis
New York
America
Prince Henry
Prussia
Tris
Vesels
Prince
Wood to command Philippines during Corbin’s absence
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood arrived in Manila and will assume command of the military department of the Philippines while Maj. Gen. Corbin is absent. The Philippine Commission is debating the agricultural bank bill proposing a $5,000,000 gold capital.
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Philippines
Gen. Corbin
Manila
Leonard Wood
Department of the Philippines
Philippine Commission
Army Orders Move Coast Artillery Officers and Surgeons
Capt Lawrence B. Simonds gets one month extension of leave. Second Lieut William Wood moves from Coast Artillery Thirty fourth to unassigned, reporting to the artillery district of the Columbia. Lieut Homer Grant shifts from Coast Artillery Seventy seventh to unassigned, reporting to the artillery district of Boston. Contract Surgeon Clarence A. Warwick moves from the Philippines division to Fort Motz New Jersey, relieving Frederick H. Sparrenberger who goes to Fort Washakie Wyoming. Maj Mason M. Patrick from West Point New York to Chicopee Falls Massachusetts on official business.
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William
Wood
Coast Artillery
Artillery District of
the Columbia
Homer
Grant
Artillery District
Boston
Clarance A. Warwick
Philippines
Fort Motz
N. J
Frederick H. Sparrenberger
Sparrenberger
Fort Washakie
Wya
Mason M. Patrick
Corps of Engineers
West Point
N. Y
Chicopee
Falls
Maas
Dusiness
Naval Officers Receive Orders and Vessel Movements
Orders to Lieut N A Mollully Ensign T M Dick and Paymasters Morse Sanford detailed. Movements of ships Choctaw Mayflower Sylph Norfolk Yorktown etc plus depature and commission actions at navy yards and courts martial proceedings for Commander Young Chinaman deported from Milwaukee October 24 1905.
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Pepreburg
Russia
Naval Intelligence
Milla Building
Washington
D.C
T. M. Dick
United States Geological Survey
J. Louis
J. W. Morse
Navy Yard
Cavite
J. R. Sanford
New York
N. Y
Naval Mintion
Devite
San Francisco
Choctaw
Mayfower
Sylph
Norfolk
Porter
Taft on Japan after the war and Asia policy
Secretary of War Taft, returning from an Orient tour, says Japanese attitudes toward the West remain mixed yet incline to Western civilization. He predicts high prices and prosperity for Japan postwar, and favors amendments to treaties to ease Chinese exclusion while maintaining a strong peaceable U S role in the Philippines.
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New York
Russia
Taft
Orient
Churchman
Japan
United States
Philippines
America
Canton
Amoy
Southern man becomes naval aid to President Roosevelt
Lieut Commander Albert Key U S N named naval aid on Roosevelt staff after three and a half years at sea in Asiatic waters. He is son of former Senator and Postmaster General David M Key and has married a Washington girl. Key previously served in Washington and at the Naval Academy personnel board under Roosevelt. His wife is daughter of Col. John Condit Smith.
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Albert Key
Roosevelt
David M ‘Key
United States
Tennessee
Hayes
Asiatic
New Orleans
Wisconsin
Commander Key
Washington
Naval Academy
Navy
Navy Yard
Key
Col
John Condit Smith
READY FOR BUILDERS' TRIAL Rhode Island Enters Tests Today
The new battleship Rhode Island at Ware River Shipbuilding plant in Quincy is ready for builder's trial with steam up overnight. She will sail to Provincetown for crew standard tests, then to Rockland, Maine, and over government course to compare performance before a planned official government trial in late October.
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Rhode Island
Quincy
Mass
Ware River Shipbuilding Company
Provincetown
Rockland
Boston
Navy Yard
Gen Jonathan A Hill Dies. Civil War General and Richmond Military Leader
Towanda Pa Oct 4 Gen Jonathan A Hill long linked to Pennsylvania tanning and leather trades died at his home He served as a Civil War colonel with the Eleventh Maine Regiment losing his right arm at Deep Bottom He was brevetted major general after the war and led the military commission at Richmond Philadelphia Oct 5 Dr J Howard Taylor nerv ous disease specialist died at home aged eighty He was Bayard Taylors brother
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Richmond
Towanda
Jonathan A Hill
Pennsylvania
Eleventh
Maine
Deep Bottom
Hill
Philadelphia
J Howard Taylor
Bighome
Fie
Bayard Taylor
Golden curls lead to arson in Chicago home attack
Chicago reports detail Annie Thompson and five of her children attempting to burn neighbor J. F. Thompson's home over two hours last night. Isabella Thompson, ten, also made a torch attempt but was stopped. After the final attempt, Thompson and all five children were arrested as engines and police battled fires and alarms. The case cites jealousy over a neighbor's curls as motive amid earlier family trouble. Also notes troop movement transferring Second Squadron First Cavalry 3rd Infantry from Fort Clark Texas to Fort Sam Houston for sapling duty.
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Chicago
Beacause
Annie Thompson
Homs
J. F. Thompson
Thompson
Japan and America in China Trade Debate
A polished pro Japan stance argues that Tokyo will boost global prosperity through open doors in China. It cites post war debts, labor costs, and Japan’s machinery edge, promising fair competition and a square deal with the United States while noting growing American imports and a favorable balance of trade for Japan.
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China
Japan
Russia
America
United States
England
Great Britain
Pacific
GAS FROM PASTE When Used as Food Is Bound to Make Trouble
A reader from Trenton recounts digestive trouble from cereal meals and credits Grape-Nuts with reversing his issues. He describes weight loss on milk and toast, then rapid improvement after trying Grape-Nuts with cream, regaining nine pounds in a week and restoring appetite. The note mentions Poe tum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and Promotes a booklet in every package.
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Trenton
N. J
Poetum Co
Battle Creek
Milch
Wellville
Dining room opens at the Association House menu and rates
The dining room of the New Association House at 1736 G Street N W welcomes members and accompanied guests with a Pompeian red olive green and buff decor. Meals priced for members include 5 dollars weekly regular board 25 cents for breakfasts and luncheon 35 cents for dinner a la carte service higher. Hours are 7 to 9 breakfast 11:30 to 1:30 luncheon 5:30 to 7:30 dinner and Sunday dinner 12:30 to 2 Elevators to the sixth floor. The dining room remains a privilege of membership.
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Association House
Policies of three great Pacific powers reshape the East
The article urges joint study of policies by Japan the United States and Great Britain to exploit Eastern resources. It argues the East will drive future world events and praises diplomat Berry and minister Bingham for their roles in Japan 1873 to 1885.
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Japan
United States
Korea
China
Orient
East
M Htok
Matthew Colbraith Berry
John A. Bingham
Stokes Buys Waite Island for Summer Home
James G P Stokes son of Anson Phelps Stokes purchases Waite Island in Westcott Cove Stamford Connecticut. He plans a small unpretentious cottage for himself and Rose Harriet Pastor with emphasis on island beauty over a costly house. The four acre island sits near Brick House and Callenders Point, about a 15 to 20 minute powerboat ride from the mainland.
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James G. P. Stokes
Washington Post
Stamford
Conn
Anson Phelps Stokes
Waite Island
Rose Harriet
Westcott Cove
Lester Wallack
Brick House
Mr. Stokes
Callenders Point
EXPECT TEXTILE STRIKER TO-NIGHT VOTE PLANS
Fall River textile workers prepare to vote on a strike over a 14 percent wage increase rejection by the Manufacturers Association. The Textile Council met but did not urge unions to act, while special meetings are set for tomorrow night to decide on leaving the mill. Union leaders forecast a strike before month end if absentee votes favor withdrawal.
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Fall River Mill
Fal River
Mags
Fall River
County-seat War Ended in Walworth County Battle
The State Supreme Court ruled that Walworth County's seat will be in Bangor. The long running dispute led to a ruptured split between Selby and Bangor over the location of the county courthouse, ending a famous local war.
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State Supreme Court
Walworth County
Bangor
Selby
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