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LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1902.
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The University of Nebraska football team was given a noisy and intensely enthusiastic greeting: on its recent return
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,( ,,-C street parade. In which the victorious gridiron warriors were drawn through the streets in a gilded chariot draped
with corn husks, the latter symbolizing their title of Cornhuskers. The above view was snapped at Twelfth and M
streets as the parade marched past St. Paul's church.
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