Navy Shells Army Team In Tight 6 0 Victory
Annapolis edged Army 6 to 0 in a hard fought annual match at Franklin Field. Navy capitalized on a first half touchdown, while Army struggled with the new style plays and errant passes.
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Annapolis
Douglass
Geere & Te
Philadelphia
Dec
Naval Academy
Landlubber Twins
The
Military Academy
Counset
Franklin Geld
Army
Eee Chen
Mar
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old drug advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver and urinary tract issues. It claims to ease frequent urination and discomfort, offers free sample bottles and a book, and lists Binghamton New York as the address to contact.
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Vail
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingehamton
Harlem party leads to link with Miss Heartman
Fragmentary OCR shows a teen social in New York with Miss Heartman, daughter of Joseph, attending a Harlem party at the Harlem Ca dna home along Fifth Street. A witness recalls meeting a buyer, declaring love at 3, and an eventual mistaken bridge claim in Lesingtow.
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New York
Dee
Organizing Lemonized Social Club in Chicago
Mrs Mary flulen leads a group for widows and widowers to form a social club welcoming 280 men and other affected individuals in Samaratho. Members seek companionship, events, and mutual aid as they plan activities and support networks.
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Chicago
Mary Flulen
Samaratho
Perinnes
Hulea
Aml
Woman Linked to 1000 Deaths Trial Ongoing
Fragmented report alleges Dr Lucy Uagenow involved in massive deaths tied to Lola Maddison and Mrs Brodiey with a sentencing outcome in Owning the deal of wun. The murder trial of Senator Brown of Utah continues in Washington amid these claims.
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Lucy Uagenow
Ali Ete Gathhee
Lola Maddison
Brodiey
Senator Brown
Utah
Millionaire to wed again in Worcester
A Worcester millionaire plans to remarry next month. The year old heiress to the Dodge fortune will wed a Mr Gray, uncle to the bride, with celebrations planned at the Dodge mansion on Main Street.
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Worcester
Mass
Thames
J. Dodge
Lees Toraalya
John W. Gray
Trend Street
Dodge
Main Street
Auto plunges off stage in dramatic curtain mishap
New York December 2 An automobile accident during a stage show harms crew as a car breaks through footlights and curtain machinery. Musicians flee to safety as the curtain rises again and the performance continues despite the chaos.
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New York
eSgin
Ohio Republicans Seek Early Decision on Taft Candidacy
Columbus officials quote A I Vargis, Taft secretary’s manager, saying Ohio Republicans have set their echelon and prefer peace before choosing a presidential candidate. The statement indicates an early opportunity to settle the question.
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Columbus
A. I. Vargis
Taft
Forukar
Ohio Republi
Explosion Destroys Brunswick Maine Central Station
A boiler explosion at the Maine Central Railroad station in Brunswick morning wrecks the main building and injures multiple people. Two men died and several others were seriously hurt, including workers and passengers near the ticket can. Witnesses describe debris and frightened crowds as the boiler destroyed parts of the station.
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Maine Central Railroad
Brunswick
Maine Wa
Hon Mere
Serio
Seroad
Harfe
Ak Wonssanenas
Woodsworth
Iris
Cella
Vesle
Foig
Laney
Treasury certificates doubt over allotment and payments
Washington November 30 report says uncertainty remains about treasury certificates. For several days amounts allotted and payments are unsettled with about 2,000,000 in new certificates issued and older certificates showing reduced disbursement. Overall weekly totals fluctuated from 32,000,000 to about 70,000 in the later part of the week.
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Mont
Treasury Department
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Banks Favor Return to Cash Basis in Nationwide Survey
Chicago Dec 2 A tabulated statement from 2000 banks shows a unanimous preference for an early return to the cash basis and near unanimous willingness to cooperate with Chicago banks. The report notes many banks reported low balances and widespread changes in practice amid the financial shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clearinghouse Association
Weston s sash is held up by manager Patten
Chicago December 2 A. Patten claims a contract with Ferdinand Weston as manager of Weston s Theatre to receive a third of the earnings from pedestrians at a Garrick theatre performance in Chicago He seeks in circuit court to restrain the Garrick theatre and the New Tilmore Athletic club from paying Weston any portion of the box office receipts for Sundays show.
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Weston
Patten
Chicago, Dee
D. A. Patten
Claine
Feinand Payson Weston
Woeeton
Chicago
Drinking Men Not Wanted
A fragmented plea condemns drinking men as unreliable and unfit for work. The text argues drunkenness harms payrolls and that only a cure can restore steadiness, urging readers to seek help and consider sober living as a remedy.
Ta Livermore 28 year old engineer built turbine engine
Reports from Cotton Corner New York describe a 28 year old engineer named Ta Livermore who is credited with a small turbine engine capable of 40 horsepower. The device, about the diameter of a foot, uses two blades and is planned to be installed on a boat for wind testing at sea.
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Livermore
New York
Dre
Josee Ta
Hex
Fixing a Bank Plan Stirs Senate Finance Debate
Fragmented OCR shows a December discussion by the Finance Committee on bank legislation and regulatory secrecy. The debate centers on antipathy within the Senate and House toward privileges for national banks, complicating consensus on any reform.
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Aleo
Beth
Senate
House
Democratic Party
Fire at Grand Central Station Sparks Burn Injuries
A fire broke out at Grand Central Station when a short circuit caused flames and an explosion. Workers were evacuated as fire engines arrived and four men were injured by burns during the incident. Traffic was temporarily disrupted while responders cleared the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tepartore
Leper experiment plans provoke health board action
Honolulu reports the board of health authorizing J. Lore Wellach to treat twelve lepers from the settlement after months of agitation. He claims to cure leprosy, prompting hopes among lepers and relatives that may not be grounded in fact. The piece notes public concern over such experimental treatments.
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Honolulu
Vie San Frenchie
Board of Health
Ry van
Mit
J. Lore Wellach
Wellach
Fragmented OCR notice from unknown period
Readable fragments describe a local event or notice with names and numbers garbled by OCR. The text mentions Ramos and Rohr among unclear details, possibly a community update or announcement, but specifics remain unreadable.
Bryan and Mrs Bennett End Bitterness at Fountain Dedication
New Haven hosts a dramatic fountain dedication after an earlier quarrel between Jennings Bryan and Philo Bennett. Bryan spoke, Bennett’s will split $25 000 between him and Mrs Bennett, a point later contested. hundreds of women attended with Yale undergrads and local workers observing.
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New Haven
Sherman
Philo Bennett
Jennings Bryan
Yale
Bryan
Bennett
Courte
Ana
Nature Pakers Now Be Good Local Oddities
Waterbury Connecticut December 2. Walter C Munson hunted rabbit Saturday in Bristol fell for a rabbit in a hole and a jean chewed two fingers of Annies KE Mason fishing in Bethlehem fell in the water and is dying of pneumonia Selby Waldron chased deer from his turnip tops in Plantevills stepped wrong and broke a leg George Bronson trapping mink at the m8 reservoir mansion yesterday caught a rare one a twenty the mink caugh hie hood and the doc tors bill and idleweds cout Bronson fifty Harvey Payne chased a cat into a barn yard in Morris Saturday woe frightened a colt which kicked a cow fatally The colt ran away and broke a leg The quail that George Ford shot in South Britain Saturday afternoon were seabright bantams and cost Ford fifteen and the disrespect of the warden Ford resigned from the Gun club and threw his gun away
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Waterbury
Conn
Walter C. Munson
Bristol
Jean
Annies
Mason
Bethlehem
Selby Waldron
George Bronson
Yester
Harvey Payne
Morris
George Ford
South Britain
Seabright Bantams
Ford
Bridport Man Sentenced for Sixty Day Jail Term
William Delphia of Bridport was jailed for sixty days after a confrontation with residents of the Matot family in Middlebury. Delphia, burned by a hair straightener during the dispute, choked Frank Matat. At the hearing Justice Foote ordered the jail term for assault and related conduct.
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Middlebury
William Delphia
Bridport
Thuretey Lym
Frank Matat
Cure a Cold in One Day Box Note Signature
Fragmentary OCR cites a box with W GROVE signature and flawed text about curing a cold in one day, suggesting a dated patent remedy or medicine label with illegible phrasing and branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
SECRETARY TAFT IN MOSCOW AS PEACEMAKER LOUDLY PRAISED
Secretary Taft arrives in Moscow after a long journey and is greeted warmly by officials and the public. He will stay through the day with a banquet hosted by Foreign Minister Iswolsky and a planned audience with Emperor Nicholas undecided, while Stolynn in St Petersburg hosts imperial arrangements.
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Moscow
Tait
Mowcow
Stereburg
Taft
M. Iswolsky
Nicholas
Imperial
St. Petersburg
Fast Train To Run Slower On New York Chicago Route
The famous Twentieth Century Express between New York and Chicago will switch to a 19 hour schedule, with trains departing Chicago at 1 p.m. and New York at 2 15 p.m. The change, set for Sunday December 8 or soon after, follows an agreement not to join a lengthened running time with the New York Central. The Pennsylvania management will keep its 18 hour Pennsylvanian service.
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New York
Chicago
Piace
Chi
Insylvania
New York Central
JH. H. Howe Dies by Own Action in Rutland
Prominent Rutland resident and high-degree Mason, JH. H. Howe, died in an apparent self-inflicted act. The obituary notes his status as a leading business figure and community member, with details of his prominence and local impact.
Browns Slayer Swoons in Court After Trial Delays
A fragmentary report describes Brown allegedly responsible for a fatal shooting. The narrative notes a defense argument about the overwhelmed mind, a recess until Monday, and the court's ongoing schedule as jurors and officials pursue the case.
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Er Rae
Addres
Brown
Jnign
Eleven Miners Trapped After Ramp Fire in Cal Fremont Mine
In Drytown California eleven miners are trapped following a fire that cut power at the 1,100 to 2,160 foot level. The miners, working below the 2,160 foot in the mine, face a perilous situation as rescue teams work to reach them and restore wattage.
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Drytown
Cal
Thee
Fremont
Deylawn
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