Yale and Harvard battle draws huge crowd in stadium
A Harvard Yale game drew over forty thousand fans as Yale held a 0 0 tie early in the contest. Bigelow kicked off Yale to Harvard and the teams exchanged punts and drives with Yale pressing deep into Harvard territory before the half ended.
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Yale
Flinn
Harvard
Cen
Bigelow
Starr
Mar_ vird
Burr
Tageline
Roome
Sit
Gainster
Bigelow Agin
Two More Dead in Canadian Line Incident
Richford reports L Ed Glinde crossing the line into Head, William Deitch dying, and Ethan Mills convalescing after poison from wood alcohol. Hamilton the health officer leads an inquest on felon Weiburne who died yesterday. Druggist D White, his son Allen, and a woman clerk were arrested and await a hearing tomorrow. Trinvid Chi h son and Marshall Biles involved in liquor at White's drug store ice father.
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Richford
Glinde
William Deitch
Ethan Mills
Ari Wood
Hamilton
Felon
Weiburne
D. Whte
Allen
Trinvid
Sullivan Beats Gardner in Twenty Round City Fight
In San Francisco Jimmy Nor and Mike Sullivan met in a lengthy 20 round bout. Sullivan earned a decision over Gardner after a brutal war that saw multiple knockdowns and heavy exchanges. The bout ended with the final bell as the fighters traded power punches to the end.
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Sullivan
Gardner
Sant Francisco
San Francisc
Jimmy Nor
Mike Sullivan
Five There Killed With a Hammer at Farm Home
Independence Iowa November 25 Myps MoW and five children aged three to nineteen were killed at the McWilliams farm. The husband and father, reported absent in Independence, faces murder charges as authorities describe a brutal scene with hammer blows and knife wounds. A suit smeared with blond appears connected to the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Iowa
Mow
McWilliams
Mra. McWilliams
Ech
Bole
Mate
Peculations May Be 200000 In Adams Case
Seattle dispatch reports developments in the George Adams U S treasury cashier patent case. Speculation grows that his alleged theft could total around 200000 rather than 5000, and possible further backdating beyond 190? Adams withdrew his 20000 bond and awaits further proceedings as authorities pursue extended charges.
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Seattle
Wash
George Adams
United States
Adams
Boutamen
Adee
Unpaid Taxes Lead to Arrest in Granville Area
For unpaid taxes, Chan Van Gilder, who arrived from Granville, was arrested in Lympus this morning and jailed in Woodstock after failing to pay. He faced tax defaults while his residence is listed in Ran Iph.
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Buthel
Navy
Omeer Exlchet Mer Iiway
Granville
Lympus
Chan. van Gilder
Ap van Gilder
Ran Iph
Woodstock
Desperate prison escape ends in bloodshed in Jefferson City
Five convicts attacked the Missouri state penitentiary gate with nitroglycerin and rifles killing two guards and wounding Deputy Warden Lee. A chase through Jefferson City ensued as four convicts fled in a wagon, then scattered after a gunfight with police and civilians. three men faced long sentences for robbery and burglary.
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Jefferson City
State Penitentiary
Lee
Vieouers
Ripe
Warren Hall
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Harry Vaughn
Charles Haymond
Hiram Blake
George Ryan
Eli Ziehler
Alto
Piemee
John Clay
Clay
Allison
Ziegler
Waa
Te Reade
Missouri Pueblic Railway
Orville Lane
Lane
Vaughn
Marie
St. Louie
Axtreet
Shott
Raymond
Blake
Ghespe Ryan
Kanste City
EM Ziegler
Seventeen students expelled from Burr and Burrton Seminary
Manchester Nov 25 Seventeen students were expelled for insubordination after planning a celebration stunt for a recent event. Principal Coburn forbade leaving rooms, the boys disobeyed and damaged a door. They refused to return, were sent home, and faculty offered readmission if they apologize and promise obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Coburn
Notable Dallas furniture maker jailed repeatedly in era epidemic
A prominent Dallas furniture manufacturer, repeatedly arrested during the height of a fever outbreak in Montpelier, is said to have faced 96 arrests. The repeated detentions were tied to efforts to secure a certificate and curb epidemic spread, reflecting strict public health measures of the time.
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Montpelier
Dallas
Texas
Tie
Breeders Plan Vermont Morgan Horse Breeding Station
Middlebury November meeting of the Vermont Morgan Breeders Association drew about 40 members who urged a heavier taller Morgan type. Speakers praised the Black Hawk line and the work of Fashion Stud Farm's Mr. Smith, envisioning a government stallion with cooperative breeding and fed mares at the new station in Burlington area.
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Middlebury
Ermont Morgan
Morgan
Bathall Register
Black Hawk
Taapeaine
Mr. Smith
Fashion Stud Farm
Trenton
N. J
EB. D. Hinas
Pittsford
M. D
Walker
Whiting
Cassicus Peck
Dr. Rich
Burlington
N. W. Fiske
Isle la Motta
Fire destroys Rogie Hovey farm barn and stock
A fire at the Rogie Hovey farm on Minister Brook road in Worcester burned the barn, four cattle, and five hogs. The loss is estimated at $5,000 with insurance. The blaze, likely from spontaneous combustion, broke out near the cow stable while the family was away. Neighbors and locals assisted as flames consumed crops and farming tools stored in the barn.
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Aioarceler
Poe
Rogie Hovey
Minister Brook Road
Worcester
Fire destroys Woodville mill complex in $15000 loss
The Woodville mill buildings and surrounding area, owned by PF J. Pattes of Winthrop, Massachusetts, were destroyed by a blaze believed started three weeks ago. Estimated loss stands at $15000. Fire cause remains unknown.
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Woodville
Tlw
Woodeville
Pattes
Win
Masa
Brag
Mrs Francis Burton Harrison dies in Long Island City auto crash
New York reports Mrs Francis Burton Harrison killed in an auto accident at Long Island City with three others seriously injured. In Hubbardton Mise Josephine Barker, about 45, killed herself in a corn barn after family losses and mounting debt. authorities note distress and personal trouble preceding the act.
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Mon
Francia Burton Harrison
Long Island City
New York
Francis Burton Harrison
Hubbardton
Mise
Josephine Barker
Meir
Arthur Smith
Conviiti
Veteran A Tramp in Rutland Court Details Soldiers Home
Rutland on November 25 William Petrie aged 65 testified to civil war service in the fourth Vermont regiment and his request to send him to the Soldiers Home Burlington. Michael J Howrihan 29 sick with pneumonia while traveling to the city from Spring Hill was at Mr Smort Cone Hynes 63 Spruce Street. Charles Clark a colored man about five years old was struck by an electric car in Cantleton and badly mangled needing amputation.
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Annapolis
Meriwether
Branch
Alexander H. McCormick
Ramsey
Maris
McCormick
Thomas €. Walton
Witnesers
Robison
Walton
Rameey
Admiral McCormish
Secretary of the Navy
Rutland
William Petrie
Vermont
Dover, N. Hype
Burlington
Nev
Michael J. Howrihan
Mai
Springfell
Mins
Smort Cone Hynes
Mourthan Yean
Exsex Junction
Mies M. Agnes Crowley
South Burlington
Charles Clark
Cantleton
Gompers Reelected President Amid Unanimous Vote
Pittsburg Nov 25 Samuel Gompers was re elected president of the American Federation of Labor in a largely uneventful session. After protests and debate the chair announced a unanimous result with James Millikan named first vice president and Joe Mitchell second vice president.
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Pittsburg
Samuel Gompers
Ameri- Eve Federation of Tale
Lfe
Lewis
Gompers
Jamey Millnican
Frat View
Jol Mitchell
Socialist delegate fights for power ownership debate at AFL session
In Pittsburg on November 25 at the AFL convention a socialist delegate offered two resolutions on power ownership that the revolutions committee had approved. Amid the discussion, a disruptor used a pointed remark about cowardice when a spectator, Mahon, rose and warned that political discussion would not be allowed at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Federation of Labor
Peep Mahon
Injunction Denied by Judge Watson in Montpelier
In Montpelier Judge Watson denied the injunction sought by Hale against alterations claimed to violate a building permit. Attorney Hoar argued the act violated city ordinances and that no mayoral order to prosecute existed. The judge took the matter under advisement and ruled later the injunction should not be issued.
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Watson
Montpelier
Hoar
Hale
Sud
Farewell for Rev Guy Lamson at Montpelier Y M C A
The Montpelier Y M C A Auxiliary honored Rev Guy C Lamson last evening as he leaves for a new post. He announced the association is debt free for the first time since its founding, with a $400 old debt cleared yesterday afternoon. Over the year the finance committee raised 1786 to cover expenses and coal needs, while subscriptions declined by 21 and new gifts added 225.
Paid for Their Folly in Chelsea Settlement Reached
Chelsea, Nov 25 Atty Stanney C A Wilson meets in Randolph with Andrew Fitte of Brookfield and others over hazing in the Todine case. Parties agree to an amicable settlement with defendants paying a round price for their folly.
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Chelsea
Atty
Stanney
Wilson Wie
Randolph
Mit ‘Ronal
Andrew Fitte
Brookfield
Red ‘Irbarke
Harry Merton
Unis Arenae
Todine
Three Drowned During Rescue of Fourth Boy
Williamstown on November 25 reports a bizarre tragedy as three Martins, prominent locals, die during the rescue attempt for a fourth boy. Mrs. Aaron T. Martin, 82 in January, Herbert T. Martin, 62, and Mrs. Chester Martin perish from heart illness and age related complications. Chester Martin dies near 84 after a sharking incident. A. T. Martin’s wife and family details noted. Funeral arrangements set for Mrs. Chester Martin and Mrs. Aaron T. Martin, with memorials for Herbert T. Martin. John, Frank Bianchi, and Arthur Broderick die in a river incident at the North End.
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Williamstown
Martin
Aaron T. Martin
Herbert T. Martin
Chester Martin
B. Fyat
Carrier
Aurom Martin
Iam Tows
Ture Mid Wie
Netotine
Maria Dewey
L. D. Martin
Barre
Cheeter Martin
Sibley
Millon
Minnesota
Werke
Charles J. Hayward
Gordon Martin
John
Frank Bianchi
Arthur Broderick
River
City
Funeral of Jos Castonia in North Barre
The funeral for the late Joseph Castonia notes his suicide by drink. Floral pieces include a wreath from Woodmen and a pillow from the firemen. He was a longtime member of the North Barre fire company. Pallbearers A J Loranger J E Murphy Adolphus Goneo James Houli, from Woodmen, with Chief C B Glad ding and Clinton Parker from the firemen. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery.
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Joseph Castonis
North Barre Fire Company
A. J. Loranger
J. E Murphy
Adolphus Goneo
James Houli
Ueiform
C. B. Gladding
Clinton Parker
Presbyterian fair draws 200 to 300 attendees
The Presbyterian fair drew between two and three hundred last evening. A recitation by Marguerite Brown and a piano duet by Emma Phillips and Mary Walker boosted booth earnings. The cantata Kata Did featured a Sunday school child, with plans for tonight including living pictures and a recital by Emma Phillips and the Phillips sisters.
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Marguerite Brown
Patrick Brown
Eimma Phillips
Mary Walker
Living Pictures
Cole
Mise Emma Phillips
Gee
Kimma Phillips
Firee
Tuck
Missy Marrion
Mr. Carpenter
Seminary
Woman Recovered After Wandering, New Hampshire Court Action
Bau returned home with daughter Mise Christine after a dementia period during which she wandered to Woodeville Illinois and sustained five gunshot wounds on two lives. The New Hampshire Superior Court in Lebanon transferred custody to the father and ordered hospital care at Waterting for a rest, under court guidance.
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Bau
Mise Christine
Woodeville
N. IL
New Hampshire Superior Court
Lebanon
Miss Ball
Brioully
Ambush on Railroad Street Ends With Court Appearance
Five men led a raid on Mrs Adele Pontana's house on Railroad Street around five yesterday afternoon. They demanded beer and whiskey from two barrels and a jug, alarming residents. Mrs Pontana was arrested and taken to city court, where she pleaded not guilty. The case was continued to next Monday morning with bail set at $450 for Toney Caleagni.
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Olivers Gaines
Hamei
Fauxner
Dyer
Adele Pontana
Railroad Street
Fontana
Keep
Bravery and Tragedy Mark River Ice Accident
John Drumgould saved James Cruickshank from drowning as three river ice slips led to the deaths of Francis Broderick, John Bianchi, and an 11-year-old boy near Bianchi & Sons' stone shed. Police and locals formed grappling lines. Frank Bianchi’s body recovered within half an hour, others an hour later.
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Stevens Branch
Bianchi & Sons
Arera Iincchi
John Bianchi
Francis Bro
Bianchi & Sons’ Works
John Drumgould
Drumgould
James Cruickshank
Wen
Frank Bianchi
Chieef
Patrick Brown
J. W. Jackson
Mr. Brown
Moora Brothers & Brault
Robert Morgan
William Hurry
James Ahernis
EU Cruickshank
Jamen Cruickshank
Prospect Avemie
Muareolig ‘Bianchi
Second Street
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Peene
Gareard
Onsea
Shey
Nh Ty Bi
Squires
Knowlton
Re. Sturr
Foster
Wendel
H. Me
Matthew McClang
Lehigh
Coferee
Danhiel
Wopire
Cornell
Sesman
Yonot
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrenoes
Dee Joe Gaim
Philadelphia
Wnteen
Roger Hovey
Woodsville Lumber Company
Josephine
Barker
Jas. Duncan
John Mitchell
Federation of Labor
Tikiussion
D. H. Hale
Montpeliers Y. M. C. A
Jos
Castonia
Catholic Cemetery
Presbyterian Fair
Christine Bau
Waterbury Hospital
Adele
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