Carroll Institute Dominates Newark Five in Basketball Showdown
Carroll Institute thrilled home fans at Carroll Institute Hall in Baltimore, smothering the Newark five from Baltimore 67 to 1. Kerr led with thirteen field goals as Belvedere era plans surfaced to form a Capital City Eight League with teams including Corcoran Cadets and Columbia Athletic Club.
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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 Manlius Students Ban Football Matches
St Johns Military School at Manlius will drop football after the season amid concerns over professionalism roughness and demoralizing influences. Resolutions urge playing only among themselves on school grounds and seek support from Roosevelt and other leaders to curb rough conduct in the sport.
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St. John’s
Syracuse
St Johns Military School
Manlius
St John’s
Et Manlius
College Tuna
Wendorse
Hoosevelt
Wallin Vwerbeck
Roosevelt
Wuui
Englishmen Beat Penn 19 0 at Franklin Field
The Pilgrims led by Sir Charles Kirk Patrick defeated the University of Pennsylvania eleven 19 to 0 on Franklin Field Philadelphia October 24. The English Association team showed clever ball handling and dominated play throughout the game marking the Pilgrims final appearance eve.
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Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Pilgrims
Charles Kirk Patrick
University of Pennsylvania
Hart Accepts Unlimited Round Match Offer With Kauffman
Louisville October 24 Marvin Hart champion heavyweight accepts Colma Club San Francisco offer for a match with Al Kauffman. The bout to be unlimited rounds or a 15000 purse, contingent on Kauffman defeating O'Brien Friday in San Francisco.
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Hart
O’brien
Louisville
Marvin Hart
Colma Club
San Francisco
al Kauffman
Billy Roche
Kauffman
Jack O’brien
Plan to Beat Bookmakers at Jamaica Track
New York Oct 24 After pursuit by detectives T J Moore Albany man arrested in the betting ring at Jamaica track for collecting bets from book makers on forged badges He reportedly netted over 1000 recently and aimed to collect 240 on Leonora W winner of the third race when stopped He had a printing outfit and blank badges to forge numbers, plan to press claims as races ended Moore jailed in Long Island City on larceny charges.
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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 bowling match
The Royal Arcanum Bowling League opened with three games between Ouray and National at Sparrow's alley. National won the first game, Ouray claimed the second, but National clinched the series by taking the third. Also notes on local boxing bouts in November and a rising challenger to Baddie Crowley.
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Royal Arcanum Bowling League
Ouray
Sparrow's Bowling Alley
Ourays
Navy
Post Office Department
Bischar
Columbia
Washington
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
Richmond Va Oct 4 The annual meeting of Chesapeake and Ohio railway stockholders was held today. Directors elected for the ensuing year are 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. No other business of importance was transacted. The directors did not meet today but will be called together shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 the Heart
A misspelled ad describes a Heart Cure that allegedly strengthens the heart to overcome dizziness palpitations shortness of breath and fainting. It promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not help and urges readers to trust the remedy despite unclear medical backing.
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Von
Otter Eart
Yale Looks the Best of Big Four in Fast Season
Yale leads the Big Four in scoring with 114 points in five games and has not allowed a score by opponents, while Princeton, Harvard, and Pennsylvania face tougher schedules. Harvard struggled against West Point, Princeton labored against Lafayette, and Yale’s defense stymies offenses as trainer Robinson recovers, with Yale preparing for pivotal intercollegiate games.
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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
Tigers
Flyers
Jim Robinson
South
Warrant for an Elephant in Missouri Circus Theft
A warrant was sworn for the circus manager and for Tip the elephant for stealing an $800 diamond set gold watch from Mrs. Kila Goltz of Portsmouth Ohio and destroying a Parisian bonnet. Goltz, visiting in Poplar Bluff, watched Tip grab the watch from his trunk and then hide her bonnet. An $3,000 damages suit was filed after the manager refused to cover the loss and bonnet.
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Poplar Bluffs
Tip
Kila Goltz
Portsmouth
Ohio
Hunting at Chevy Chase Opens Season This Autumn
Chevy Chase Hunt Club prepares for a traditional fox hunting season starting around Thanksgiving and running to April. A fast pack of mixed English and American fox hounds will be used on drags and hunts, with Pete Curran directing drags and Gist Blair supporting as deputy master. The old guard of the hunting field and a new fox hound consignment from Warrenton arrive as plans proceed under master H L Johnson.
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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 In Eastern League Presidency
Special to The Washington Post. A meeting of Magnates of the Eastern League elected Henry L. Taylor to succeed Patrick T. Powers as league president. Taylor, formerly with Louisville and Baltimore, is a Cornell law graduate and Buffalo resident. No hard feelings, despite speculation. The board for the coming season includes J Chapin, Griffiths, Burnham, and Kreitner. Providence awarded the championship pennant, and the annual meeting will move 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 Links Poker Loot to Death in Royal Flush Case
Pat Sheedy of the New York World says Col. William Simms died from extreme emotion after a royal flush win. He cites gambling stress as a heart stimulant and notes a loss never kills, but a big win can. Other similar cases are mentioned.
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New York
Pat Sheedy
Col
Wiliam Simms
Huntington
Wo Va
Mr Sheedy
Col. Simms
Adil
Negotiations Over Newfoundland Joining Canada Progress
London reports in the Morning Post that negotiations toward the union of Newfoundland with the Dominion of Canada are under way with some hopeful signs of success. The prospect of a broader political union is being considered amid discussions in Ottawa and St Johns.
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Canada
Newfoundland
Washington Post
London
Morning Post
Prince Louis of Battenberg Visit Entourage Planned
Plans for Prince Louis of Battenberg to visit Annapolis Washington and New York are outlined with Navy and State Department roles. Rear Admiral Evans leads the ships at Annapolis. Secretary Loeb and Sir Mortimer Durand to handle receptions. Officials deny any speed tests or races between fleets.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg
Annapolis
Ara
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Washington
State Department
White House
Loeb
F. E. C. Ryan
S Navy
Chapin
Bureau of Navigation
Maj. McCawley
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 in Corbin's absence
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood has arrived in Manila and will assume command of the military department of the Philippines during Maj. Gen. Corbin's absence. The Philippine Commission discusses the agricultural bank bill proposing a capital of five million dollars in gold.
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Philippines
Gen. Corbin
Manila
Leonard Wood
Department of the Philippines
Philippine Commission
Army Orders Move Officers and Surgeons Between Posts
Capt Lawrence B. Simonds extends one month of absence. Second Lieut William Wood of Coast Artillery reassigned to unassigned Major. reports to artillery district of the Columbia. Lt Homer B. Grant reassigned to unassigned Hat. reports to artillery district of Boston. Contract Surgeon Clarence A. Warwick moves from Philippines division to Fort Motz New Jersey, relieving Sparrenberger who goes to Fort Washakie Wyoming. Maj Mason M. Patrick from West Point to Chicopee Falls Massachusetts. Official business.
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Lawrence B. Simonds
William
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Report
Orders to naval officers detail detachments to Pepreburg Russia and the United States Geological Survey with multiple officers assigned and awaiting movement. Movements of vessels include arrivals at Norfolk Yorktown and Hongkong and several departures to Boston Piney Beach and Newport News. The Dixie is out of commission and a court martial case against Commander Young proceeds at Mare Island. Chinaman Sam Wah Kee deported for illegal entry amid alleged Chingmen smuggling system.
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N. A. Mollully
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
Milwaukee
Wis
Sam Wah Kee
Applsten
Ilegally
United States Court Commission
Bloodgood
United States
Fatter Field
Hee
Taft: Japanese outlook unchanged after war with Russia
Secretary of War Taft, returning from the Orient, says Japan remains Western-influenced in beliefs and civilization. He foresees a postwar high price era and eventual mood similar to the U S Civil War after prosperity, with continued peace in Asia and cautious views on treaties and Chinese exclusion.
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New York
Russia
Taft
Orient
Churchman
Japan
United States
Philippines
America
Canton
Amoy
Southern naval aid to Roosevelt is Key son of Tennessean figure
Lieut Commander Albert Key U S N has been named naval aid on President Roosevelt's staff. A Southern man, he is the son of former Senator and Postmaster General David M Key of Tennessee. Key returns from 42 months at sea in Asiatic waters and has Washington ties from prior postings and marriage to a Washington girl. He previously served on the personnel board with Roosevelt then Assistant Secretary of the Navy and once directed twelve and thirteen inch gun construction at the navy yard. His wife is the daughter of Col John Condit Smith of Washington.
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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
New battleship Rhode Island sails through builder’s trials starting in Quincy Massachusetts with preparations to depart at high tide for tests off Provincetown and Rockland Maine. The vessel will then go to Boston Navy Yard for the official government trial expected late October 32.
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Rhode Island
Quincy
Mass
Ware River Shipbuilding Company
Provincetown
Rockland
Boston
Navy Yard
Gen Jonathan A Hill Dead at Hero of Civil War
Towanda Pa Oct 4 Gen Jonathan A Hill longtime tanning and steather industry figure died at his home He served as colonel of the Eleventh Maine in the Civil War and lost his right arm at Deep Bottom He was brevetted major general and later president of the military commission at Richmond Philadelphia Oct 4 Dr J Howard Taylor a nerve disease specialist died at his home aged eighty He was brother of Bayard Taylor the poet and traveler.
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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 Neighbor Feud
Chicago reports a woman Annie Thompson and her five children made five arson attempts on neighbor J. F. Thompson's home over two hours last night driven by jealousy sparked by a neighbor's golden curls. Isabella Thompson, ten, allegedly joined the efforts but was stopped. The family was arrested after the final blaze and engine and police arrivals caused a neighborhood uproar. Separate notice says the Second Squadron First Cavalry left Fort Clark on the 21st for Fort Sam Houston for saplon.
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Chicago
Beacause
Annie Thompson
Homs
J. F. Thompson
Thompson
First Cavalry
Fort Clark
Tex
Fort
Sam Houston
Saplon
Japan's Open Door Policy and Trade With America
A period piece arguing Japan has no motive to close doors to foreign nations in China. It stresses Japan’s debt after war with Russia, predicts robust industrial growth, and urges fair, square competition with the United States. It highlights U.S. and Japan trade, sees the open door as beneficial, and calls for collaboration in Asia on mutually profitable terms.
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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 stomach gas and digestive distress from cereal breakfasts. He found relief after trying Grape-Nuts, gaining nine pounds in a week and praising it as a regular in the household, with a note about a sample from Postum Co. and a marketing line about a small book in each package.
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Trenton
N. J
Poetum Co
Battle Creek
Milch
Wellville
Dining room opens at The Association House
The Dining room of our New Association House welcomes Members and accompanying friends of both sexes. Decor features Pompeiian red olive green and buff with Flemish oak and Mission furniture. Meals priced for Members at 5 dollars weekly for regular board breakfasts 25 luncheon 25 dinner 35 cents. Hours: breakfast 7 to 9 luncheon 11 30 to 1 30 dinner 5 30 to 7 30 Sunday dinner 12 30 to 2 Elevators to sixth floor. The Young Men's Christian Association.
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Association House
Policies of the three great Pacific powers rise in the Orient
A historical outlook urges cooperation among Japan the United States and Great Britain to exploit eastern opportunities. The author notes the East as the center of future world events and honors diplomat Matthew Colbraith Berry and U S minister John A Bingham who served in Japan from 1873 to 1885.
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Japan
United States
Orient
East
M Htok
Matthew Colbraith Berry
John A. Bingham
Stokes Buys Waite Island for Summer Home Near Wallack
James G. P. Stokes son of Anson Phelps Stokes buys Waite Island in Westcott Cove Stamford Connecticut and plans a modest summer cottage for himself and Rose Harriet Pastor. The four acre island lies 250 feet south of Lester Wallack’s former summer home Brick House can be reached by a 15 to 20 minute power boat ride. From the island a view of Callenders Point and its family residence is visible.
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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
Fall River textile workers plan to vote tonight on a possible general strike after the Textile Council refused a direct wage increase of about 14 percent. Special union meetings are set for tomorrow to decide on leaving the mill, with officers predicting a strike if talks fail.
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Fall River Mill
Fal River
Mags
Fall River
County-seat War Ended by Supreme Court Decision
Pierre October 24 Walworth County’s county seat designated as Bangor by the State Supreme Court ending a long county seat war that ignited an open rupture between Selby and Bangor over the location of the county courthouse.
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Pierre, & D
State Supreme Court
Walworth County
Bangor
Selby
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Royal Arcanum League
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Luce
Tyslowsk! Bros. Wm, H. McKknew
Pringe
Battenberg
ARMY
Gear
Young
Mare Island
Cal
Geryear
Bennington
Stift
Taft Decteres
Waval Aid
Dixie
Mlarted
Jonathan A. Hill
Korea
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Gradfield Regulator
Atlenta Ga
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