Admiral Stanton Returns From Rio De Janeiro Recall
Admiral Oscar F. Stanton arrived in New York on the Spree from Southampton after being relieved of command in Rio de Janeiro for saluting rebel admiral Mello. He plans to report to the Navy Department and then travel to New London and Washington. He commented on Brazil's revolution, noting uncertain outcome, Brazil’s fighting instincts, and naval engagements with Nictheroy and Aquidaban.
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New York
Oscar F. Stanton
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Mello
Spree
Southampton
Navy Department
New London
Ward Washington
Brazil
Nictheroy
Rio
Meilo
Fort Villegagnon
Naval clash possible off Brazil shores
Washington reports the Republica insurgent ship may meet the American and the Nictheroy off Brazil within a week. The two vessels, bought by Minister Mendenca in New York, sail for Brazil together. Captains fear missing the Republica. crews are said to be "spoiling for a fight."
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Washington
Brazil
Republica
Admiral Mello
America
Nictheroy
Mendenca
New York
West India Islands
Credit Mobilier Collapse Shocks Italian Depositors
A Rome despatch reports Credit Mobilier of Rome has suspended payment causing wide alarm. Depositors across Italy face heavy losses as branches suffer. In Genoa and Florence markets closed and liquidity fears rise with more failures anticipated. Creditors and depositors total over 20,000.
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London
Rome
Credit Mobilier
Italy
Genoa
Florence
Stock Exchange
DIED FOR THEIR FAITH AT KROSCHER CHURCH
A despatch from Kovno reports imperial orders to close a Catholic church. Catholics occupied the church to resist. Troops and Cossacks attacked, twenty killed with swords and about one hundred wounded. Many drowned while fleeing across a river. Several hundred Catholics were arrested for trial by court martial.
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Berlin
Kovno
Russia
Krosche
Forster
Murderous Assault in North Salem Farmhouse
Nathaniel Nowell, 40, was critically assaulted by Fred Thing, 57, at Lizzie Gordon’s North Salem farmhouse after a dispute. Thing struck Nowell on the stairway with iron, fracturing the forehead bone and slashing his head. Thing surrendered but left town next day. Nowell’s prognosis unclear due to injury risk.
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Lawrence
Nathaniel Nowell
Fred Thing
Lizzie Gordon
North Salem
Nowell
Thing
Duchess of Marlborough denies engagement rumor in Liverpool report
The Duchess of Marlborough told the Associated Press there is no truth to claims she is engaged to Hugh MacCalmont. MacCalmont, from Cleveland, said the rumor is unfounded.
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London
Duchess of Marlborough
Associated Press
Liverpool Courier
Hugh MacCalmont
Old Woman Shot in Maine House by Rifle
In Yarmouth Maine Mrs Meyer 70 was hit by a large rifle bullet that entered her face after lodging in her arm. Initial reports said slight harm but doctors fear for her recovery. Police suspect foul play though some say accidental. arrests may follow as investigations continue.
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Portland
Meyer
Yarmouth
A. M. Prawda
Wake
The Schaffer Children Summons in Municipal Court
William Seymour Tremont Theatre manager faces a Municipal Court summons to answer for violating the law that bans children from participating in acrobatic or dancing acts on stage. The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children pursues the case, alleging the Schaffer children are under legal age.
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William Seymour
Tremont Theatre
Seymour
Agent Smythe
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Schaffer
Lyceum Theatre
Barre passenger train wrecked near Websterville
A night derailment on a Barre railway line damaged locomotive Mountain King and a baggage car as a special quarry train returning from the Granite quarries derailed near Websterville. About thirty people rode the train with several sustaining minor injuries and investigators point to a premeditated act after a switch lock was smashed.
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Barre
Websterville
President's message nearing completion for cabinet review
The president's message is nearly finished and will not be released to the public printer until after Friday's cabinet meeting. It is expected to be longer than Cleveland's prior annual messages and will focus mainly on the tariff and foreign affairs with revenue-raising recommendations pending cabinet consideration.
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Washington
Cleveland
Congress
Corner Stone Laying for Newton Highlands Methodist Church
Newton Highlands 80 year old services mark corner stone ceremony for a new Methodist Church held at Lincoln Hall with about 660 attendees. Bishop Mallalley and several ministers spoke. prayers and choir music preceded the stone lay at Erie Avenue and Hartford Street site.
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Newton
New Methodist
Newton Highlands
Lincoln Hall
Bishop Mallalley
Feignton Parks
J. W. Hamilton
The
American Board
Chadbourne
Newton Centre Methodist Church
Erie Avenue
Hartford Street
C. A. Shatto
No clue in Richford robbery of Central Vermont agent
Richford Vermont November 30 there is no clue to the man who sandbagged Station Agent Thomer of the Central Vermont railroad last Friday night and robbed him of over 700 dollars. Thomer describes the assailant as medium height thick set with a full beard of mixed color between sandy and dark. He has recovered from the assault and returned to his duties at the depot.
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Richford, VI
Thomer
Central Vermont Railroad
Thomas
Princeton Yale football highlights feature Hinkey and Yale stars
Notable plays include King Ward Moree Wheeler and Trenchard for Princeton with Hinkey and Butterworth key for Yale. Injuries noted to Hinkey Hinkey and Thorne of Yale are mentioned alongside the standout performances.
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Hinkey and Thorne
Yale
King, Ward, Moree, Wheeler and Trenchard
Princeton
Harvard Triumphs Over Pennsylvania In Desperate Relief
Harvard defeated Pennsylvania with a 2 to 0 score as Brewer starred in punting, delivering long kicks and open play that delighted the crowd. The team relied on straight football and superior teamwork, while Deland wedge attempts late in the second half yielded limited gains.
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Ale
Harvard
Crimson
Springfield
Jarvis Field
Pennsylvania
Yale
Cambridge
Deland
Elan
Brewer
Yale Overpowers Princeton In A Thrilling Classic
Yale stunned Princeton in a dramatic showdown at Manhattan Field as crowds along Fifth Avenue and surrounding streets roared. Thousands packed Eighth Avenue and 155th Street while dog-carts and six-horse coaches framed the parade amid booming cheers and frantic entrances. Nearly 20,006 spectators filled the scene.
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Manhattan Field
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
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