Runaway Horse Wrecks Cambridge Carriage Injures Two
A runaway horse attached to a carriage carrying Miss Anna Griswold and Miss Miss Almy from Cambridge churches dashed toward Concord and Huron avenues. The wheels snagged in tracks, nearly upsetting the rig. Griswold was thrown out and escaped serious injury. Almy was injured as the carriage struck bystanders.
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Charles Almy
Brattle Street
Anna Griswold
Cragietreet
Cambridge
Concord Avenue
Huron Avenue
Miss Griswold
Miss Almy
Local firm to build largest ferry boat in U S history
Philadelphia reports a contract for a ferry boat described as the largest ever built in the country. The vessel will run at 16 knots, be 350 feet long and feature a beam of TM feet, reflecting a major naval construction milestone announced today.
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Philadelphia
San Luis Potost
Messares
Mariano Sandoval
Santos Coy
Huerta
Tyrrell meets Wilson at White House on Mexico policy
Sir William Tyrrell private secretary to British foreign secretary Sir Edward Grey conferred with President Wilson at the White House. The talks touched on Mexican affairs and shaped the growing Anglo American understanding on policy toward Mexico as Huerta's regime faces international pressure.
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Washington
William Tyrrell
Edward Grey
Wilson
White House
William
Cecil Spring-Rice
Great Britain
United States
Mexico
Huerta
New Mexico Congress
Juarez
State Department
Henry Lane Wilson
Southern Republic
Huerta Attends Bull Fight Amid Financial Strain
In Mexico City General Huerta watched Gaona in a bullfight with two aides and detectives nearby. He appeared serene over a nearly empty treasury, as new taxes, parcel post duties, and raised prices loom. Drafts and a looming rifles shortage raise fears of widening conscription and social unrest.
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Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Brickley a modest star of football
Charlie Brickley rises as Harvard football’s modest hero while rejecting advertising pulls and scandals. The Everett resident earns his way through Harvard via tutoring and newspaper work, praised by family and locals for integrity and hard work. He plans banking or business after college and will attend Thanksgiving events with Cornell and Penn before returning to Cambridge for the 1914 season.
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Yale
Percy Haughton
Charlie Brickley
Charlie
Harvard
Charley Brickley
Brickley
Exeter
the &Cent
Everett
Cambridge
Broadway
Charley
William J. Brickley
Everett High School
Everett High
Mr. Brickley
Boston
New York
Jie
Philadelphia
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
West Point
Annapolis Warriors
White House Bride-to-Be Receives Grand Wedding Preparations
Police guard the church as Miss Jessie Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson prepare for a high profile wedding at the White House. The ceremony plans include a Mayflower voyage, East Room bridal dais, extensive trousseau details, and gifts from notable figures.
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White House
Nellie Grant
Algernon Sartoris
England
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Margaret Wilson
Miss Wilson
Sylvester W. Beach
Joan Nevin Sayre
Great East Room
Miss Blanche Nevin
Shoreham
Lancaster
Penn
Tor
Wilson
Mary C. White
Baltimore
Adeline M. Scott
Princeton
Marjorie Brown
Atlanta
Jessie Wilson
National School of Dramatic Arts and Science
Mrs. Wilson
Trousseau
Babcock Confirms Largest Class at St. Ann’s Revere
The Right Rev Samuel G Babcock of Boston confirmed a class of 26 candidates at St Ann s Episcopal Church Revere during an official visit last evening The rector Rev Charles R Bailey D D assisted the bishop
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Samuel G. Babcock
Boston
St. Ann's Episcopal Church
Revere
Charles R. Bailey
Train Engineer Cited After Steam Chest Explosion
Metuchen New Jersey November 23 William Carr engineer of an express train from Philadelphia to New York was nearly engulfed by steam when the locomotive's steam chest exploded near Trenton New Jersey. He escaped injury due to rapid action of railroad crews.
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Metuchen
N. J
Wiliam Carr
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Terminal
New York
Trenton
Train Conductor Severely Burned After Brake Failure
Carr stayed at his post as seven coaches and passengers slowed the train. He shut the throttle and applied the emergency brakes. The locomotive halted abruptly and Carr was found unconscious with severe burns. He is at St Peter’s Hospital, between life and death as traffic is delayed about an hour.
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Carr
St. Peter’ Hospital
Police Chief Quells Riot in Watertown
Police Chief Thomas F Lyons answered a riot call alone at Watertown station. He restrained the disturbance and personally arrested four men at the point of his revolver, marching them to the station.
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Thomas F Lyons
Watertown
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