Yale Beats Harvard in Great Football Contest at Springfield
A handsome girl in crimson hat is carried by rushes as Harvard drives mostly into Yale territory. Yale's defense and Lake’s gains keep the ball near Yale’s 15 yard line in the second half. Trafford and Corbett fumbles give Yale the ball, with McClung and others fueling Yale’s advances.
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Harvard
McClung
Bliss
Barbour
Hinckley
Lake
Yale
Trafford
Corbett
Yale Victory Over Harvard In Yale's 4-0 Start Heavy Crowd At New Haven
Yale defeats Harvard with a first quarter surge led by McClung and Morrison, scoring 4 points as Lake, Bliss, and McCormick shine in a sunrise battle. Harvard rallies but fails to score after defensive blocks and missed kicks. Crowd of 25,000, Yale ahead at quarter, mascots John the Orangeman and Yale bull amid the cheer.
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Yale
Springfield
Harvard
Heffelger
Morrison
Melung
Bliss
McCormick
McClung
Lake
Corbett
Trafford
Heffel
Finger
John
Russell
Veessseee
Eimmons
Inter
Waters
Gees
Covcees
Dexter
MLOPE
Ccc
Ce Bangs
Oftison
Mackie
Alexander Moffett
Princeton
Coffin
Wesleyan
Crimson
McAlung
Service the meaning of life in Bishop Brooks sermon
The great Trinity Church crowd heard Bishop Brooks urge that Jesus came not to be ministered unto but to minister. He urged all ages to embrace a life of service, casting themselves into the world’s need, and to let the aim of helping others shape their remaining years.
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Great Trinity Church
Brooks
Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
Christ
Subscription Giveaway for State Engravings in The Post
The Post offers state engravings to regular readers via a coupon system on the paper’s second page. Subscriptions of three months or more, renewals or new, qualify for a free engraving and additional copies with dated coupons. Complimentary copies go to distinguished gentlemen. exchanges with other papers are welcomed. Engraving plates will take several weeks to prepare.
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Post
Irishmen Unite Across Factions at Limerick Mass Meeting
In Limerick on Nov 22 a massive gathering, led by the city mayor, urged government amnesty for Irish prisoners jailed for dynamite outrages and political offenses. John Redmond, Davitt, Harrington, Mahoney and others spoke as anti-Parnellites faced groans. resolutions pressed unity beyond faction and reform of prison laws. Redmond and Davitt defended the push, while Davitt accused police and Red McDermott of engineering arrests to secure convictions.
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Limerick
John Redmond
Pierce Mahoney
Edward Harrington
Michael Davitt
Messrs. Abraham
O'Keefe
Davitt
Redmond
Parnell
William Vernon Harcourt
Ireland
Red McDermott
Nine Blocks Burned in Burnmarton Vermont Fire
A major blaze in Burnmarton Vermont destroyed nine business blocks after being spotted at Parkhurst's store around seven. Fire crews from Stirlington and Rutland helped control the flames. water supply failures hampered efforts. By eleven, about half the village’s stores were ashes and losses may reach $150,000.
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Burnmarton
Middlebury
Parkhurst
Stirlington
Rutland
Winter out West snow halts trains in Kansas City
A cold wave hit Kansas City at 3 AM with heavy early snow delaying trains by one to three hours. Snow stopped by 4 PM and service resumed on time. Officials call it one of the heaviest snows for the season in the region.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Farmers Alliance Supreme Council backs lobbying unit in Washington
The Farmers Alliance Supreme Council met in Indianapolis November 22 and voted to establish a three member Washington lobbying council with a $2000 annual salary each. It pledged Alliance support to the Federated Union’s February decision likely to favor independent political action and the People’s party. Delegates were elected with a 25 vote majority for third party terms. A Georgia Branch push for separate caucus action for Alliance Congressmen was modified and approved to require adherence to Ocala platform principles for any Speaker caucus admission.
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IndiAnapolis
Ind
Supreme Council of the
Farmers’ Alliance
Washington
Federated Union
People’s Party
Livingston
Branch of
Georgia
Supreme Council
Fifty-Second Congress
Alliance
Ocala
Woman narrowly escapes maniac husband on Hancock Street
Pedestrians watched as a terrified woman fled down Hancock street in Cambridge last evening pursued by Richard Keen a two year Worcester State Asylum escapee. He warned he would take her life then surrendered to officers at the scene and was placed in a padded cell awaiting transfer to Worcester.
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Hancock Street
Cambridge
Richard Keen
Worcester
Rock Street
Manchester Martyrs memorial procession in Dusuin
Prayers filled churches across Ireland as a large Manchester Martyrs procession moved to Glasnevin cemetery. Ten bands played the Dead March while anti-Parnellite supporters joined. Graves were decorated and Parnell's tomb received floral tributes on the return.
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Ireland
Parnell
Crisis in Spain prompts ministerial reshuffle
Queen Regent Christina approved a cabinet reorganization after the resignation of yesterday's ministry. Senor Eduyan becomes Minister of the Interior, des Linares Rivas takes Public Works, and Senor Rostepo is named Minister of the Colonies. The shift aims to address Spain's financial crisis.
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Maprio
Christina
Senor Canovasi del Castillo
Senor Elpduayan
Des Linares Rivas
Senor Rostepo
Almy Growing Uneasy Awaiting Fate and Truth
The wittimus in the Almy case has not yet reached the prison. The murderer grows nervous and remains unaware of his fate, though he suspects life imprisonment. Upon receipt the truth will be told by Warden Colbath and Chaplain Wilkinson. Senior counsel Alvin Burleigh of Plymouth has sent a letter to be delivered by the warden urging cooperation with Chaplain Wilkinson for spiritual welfare.
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Wittimus
Almy
Colbath
Wilkinson
Alvin Burleigh
Plymouth
Tragic Train Death of Thomas F O Connell in Massachusetts
Thomas F O Connell of Warwick street was killed on the Boston and Lowell railroad between 8 p m Saturday and 5 a m Sunday. His body lay on the track between Winchester and Woburn with head injuries. It is believed he attempted to jump a train at Willow Bridge Somerville, caught his foot, and was dragged to death before a freight train cut the body in two. He was about 35, unmarried, and the sole support of his elderly parents. He had been a trusted employee of Charles Drouet, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company manager.
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Thomas F. O’connell
Warwick Street
Boston & Lowell
Winchester
Woburn
O’connell
Willow Bridge
Somerville
Charles Drouet
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Accident in Globe Press Room Injures Fireman Burns
At 4 30 yesterday morning a cast iron fitting on a boiler blowoff pipe blew off during final runs of the Globe presses. Fireman James F Burns of South Boston was struck by escaping steam water and coals, burning his hands and face. He saved his hands in a barrel of oil and his face in a nearby bath. Taken to Massachusetts General Hospital his condition was described as improving and recovery certain.
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GLOBE
James F. Burns
South
Boston
Burns
Massachusetts General Hospital
John L. Howard Elevated to Inspector Rank in Boston Police
John L. Howard, seven years in the inspector’s office as a patrolman, has been promoted by the Board of Police to inspector to fill the vacancy created by Captain Watts’s promotion. Born in Wallingford Vermont in 1837 he moved to Boston at 19 and worked as a shipper for a large dry goods house until a 1872 fire. He joined the police November 25, 1872 and served at Station 3 as patrolman and special officer for twelve years.
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John L. Howard
Board of Police
Watts
Wallingford
Boston
Police Department
Weather Forecast for New England and Northwest New England
Weather indications from Washington at 8 p m forecast warmer conditions and rain for New England with heavy rain and increasing south winds. Snow is likely in Northwest New England by Tuesday as conditions threaten further unsettled weather.
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Washrneton
New England
Mission to Feed The Poor Thanksgiving Dinner
Clark Street Mission holds all day service on Thanksgiving and seeks donations for a dinner for the needy. Packages should be sent to Albert Arnold, missionary, corner of Clark and North streets.
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Clark Street
Albert Arnold
Clark and
North Streets
Governor Hovey Improves Slightly Hope Returns
In Indianapolis Indiana on November 28 Governor Hovey's condition improved somewhat with nourishment digested. He remains with cold extremities except when warmed, and experiences violent coughing episodes followed by prostration and strong heart action, yet friends hold cautious hope for recovery.
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Hovey
Inpianapolis
Ind
The Indian Herb Doctor A P Bozzarro at Tremont Street
A Boston reporter chronicles the visit to A P Bozzarro, the so called Indian Herb Doctor, claiming cures on stage with a satin robe and gold thread. He alleges cancer cures by plaster, rapid worm removals, and hypnotic painless treatments, presenting testimonials from residents.
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United States
Brookline
Brighton
Cambridge
Somerville
Charlestown
Tremont St
A. P. Bozzarro
Elliot
A.P. Bozzarro
Boston
P. Flemming
Boylston Pl
James Coyne
J. Maxwell
Main St
Cambridgeport
James Delahenty
Coggswell
North Cambridge
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