Princeton Triumphs Over Yale 14 to 6 In Freshmen Clash
Princeton's freshmen defeated Yale 14 to 6 at Varsity Field in New Jersey. Holt and Baird did not play out of courtesy to Yale. Key moments included a Princeton safety and touchdowns by Palmer, Reid, Wheeler, and a late Corwin trick play. Attendance was about 2,000.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Isis
Tiger
Holt
Baird
Harvard
Brinley
Lathrop
Reid
Palmer
Wheeler
Hillebrand
Corwin
Poe
Yaie
Oglesby
IL. E
Schweppe Tutton
Mitchell
Walton
Sulphen
Durston
Eddy . B
Sullivan Lathrop
A. Poe
Q. B
H. B
Shattuck Palmer
R. B
Corwin Wheeler
F. Bivens
Gaelic Football Today At Somerville For Purse
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the O Connells and the Garryowens duel on Y M C A grounds Somerville for a 200 dollar purse. The match is expected to be heated with about 500 dollars wagered between teams. Captains Hayes and Garvin lead squads after two weeks of training.
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O'Connells
Garryowens
Somerville
Hayes
O'’Connells
Garvin
Princeton Victories Foreseeable Amid East Somervilles Matchup
The West Somerville F B team faces Winchester Y M C A this forenoon at Winchester with a 9 30 kickoff. Barnard the Princeton halfback coaches at Long Branch while Yale News hails Princeton as among the finest. Captain Murphy of Yale is listed with a lame shoulder. Canada’s champion team seeks a Princeton game for the championship. East Somervilles meet Medfords at Medford this forenoon. Peninsula A A plays Dorchester Heights at Dean's Field City Point this afternoon at 3. Other games include Harvard freshmen 2 Saint Paul’s School 6 at Concord New Hampshire.
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West Somerville F. B
Winchester Y. M. C. A
Winchester
Barnard
Princeton
Long Branch
Yale News
University
Murphy
Yale
Canada
East Somervilles
Medfords
Medford
Peninsula A. A
Dorchester Heights
Dean's Field
City Point
Bennings card to start at 1 30 with six races today
Six races on the Bennings card set to begin at 1 30. John Carr, favorite, won the last New Orleans race yesterday. Connecticut baseball league formed at New Haven with Bridgeport Waterbury Meriden Derby and New Haven. Match race Allen v Pierce for $2. Quincy Y M C A cross country this afternoon. Philadelphia club eyeing Billy Nagh removal next season. Swain wins first Bennings race at 138 pounds. New outfielder Dennis signed by the New Yorks for next season. Soldiers Field game this afternoon. Washington Whist Club meets at 8 Washington Street Charles Town elects Briarty president O'Hara secretary Hanlon treasurer.
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Bennings
New Orleans
John Carr
Connecticut League of Baseball Clubs
New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Meriden
Derby
George Lane
Shawmut Avenue
New Yorks
Soldiers Field
Washington Whist Club
Washington Street
Charlestown
P. M. Briarty
O'Hara
Hanlon
Dorchester Clubhouse Hosts Lowdown on Lowell Team
At the Dorchester Central Clubhouse last night the local team faced the Les Miserables of Lowell. The visitors started shaky in the first two games but gained slightly in the second half. A large Lowell delegation cheered. Score not provided.
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Dorchester Central
Lowell
Interclub contest in Waltham features whist pool and bowling
The Philedians of Waltham and Kernwoods of Malden met in an interclub contest in whist, pool, billiards and bowling. Philedians won at pool and bowling, Kernwoods took billiards, and whist was tied. Score not given.
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Waltham
Mass
Philedians of
Kernwoods
Malden
Philedians
Jeffries Winter Club and Melrose Athletic Club Interclub Match
In Melrose Massachusetts on a November evening the Jeffries Winter Club of East Boston faced the Melrose Athletic Club in an interclub contest featuring billiards pool whist and bowling. The score was not provided in the readable text.
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Melrose
Mass
Jeffries Winter Club
East Boston
Melrose Athletic Club
Casinos Defeat Highland Roxbury Team by Nearly 100 Pins
In the Suburban Interclub League last night the Casinos defeated the Highland team of Roxbury by nearly 100 pins. The score:
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Roxbury
Regent Bowling Club Sees Keevan Top Single String Score
The Regent Bowling Club met at Roxbury alleys with members including Miss Alice Keevan Miss Josephine Daniels Mr Joseph Barron Miss Nellie Keevan Miss Mollie Nolan William Tobin Hugh Crossen John Crossen Thomas Tobin Mt Pleasant and Miss Katie Murphy Edward Dolan Miss May Meyers Miss Lillian Carlan Charles Murphy and William P Gaffney The feature was Keevan s 162 for a single string while Crossen led the men with 18 pins The club s top totals so far this season were 984 1067 across the three listed scores
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Regent Bowling Club
Alice Keevan
Josephine Daniels
Joseph Barron
Nellie Keevan
the Highlands
Mollie Nolan
William Tobin
Hugh Crossen
John Crossen
Thomas Tobin
Roxbury
Katie J. Murphy
Edward Dolan
May Meyers
Lillian Carlan
Charles A. Murphy
William P. Gaffney
Mt. Pleasant
Weneee
William VL. Gaffney
Miss Upeenits
Daniela Charles Murphy
Misa Moilie Nolan Edward Dolan
Thoroughbred racing results from Pawtucket card
First race Swain leads early then Euphemila takes third with time 1 16 3 5. Minnie Alphonse wins at 8 to 5 with Aunt Sally second and Endeavorer third in 1 04 2 5. King Stone wins at 7 to 10 with Sir Dixon Jr second and Flames third in 1 58 4 5. Declare takes seven eighths selling with South Africa second and Campania third in 1 30 2 5. Decapod wins steeplechase at 2 to 1 with Mars Copan second and Southerner betting 1 to 2 in 5 28. Local weather notes Pawtucket Rhode Island and fall river Massachusetts dates.
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Bennings
Washington
Mc.c
McKee
Red Cloud
Southerner
Atlantus
Kitty B
Myrtle L
Lambert
Marshall
Trawarden
Marsian
Hanwell
Zanone
Sandeilo
Wordsworth
Harrington
Blilall
Deanwood
Maud Adams
Maurice
Volley
Doggett
Kingstone Coeree
Rey Delserene
Councillor Howe
Sir Roderick
Nadji
de Garnette
the Swain
O'Leary
Arabian
Slims
Euphemila
Gifford
Minnie Alphonse
Aunt Sally
Endeavorer
Nostrand
Kingstone
Maher
Sir Dixon, Jr
Flames
Bennett
Sims
South Africa
Campania
Chandler
Mars Copan
Brazil
Dunlop
Smith and Ryan Fight Ends In Fouls Ninth Round Verdict
Billy Smith of Boston vs Tommy Ryan of Syracuse ends in the ninth round after Smith fouls and holds against the ropes. Referee halts action as Ryan is declared winner. Smith is hissed by the crowd in Maspeth Long Island.
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Maspeth
L. I
Billy Smith
Boston
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Empire Athletic Club
Long Island
Ryan
Jimmy Handler
Fred Smith
Tom Grady
George English
Charley White
Sim McGrath
Bill Crowley
Smith
Mryar
Billy
Tommy
Sith
Boxing Gossip and Upcoming Fights Across Cities
The column notes O'Brien will not box in New York next month unless he fights Walcott and that his contract remains binding. It mentions amateur boxing interest, the National Sporting Club incorp at Syracuse, and match talk involving Jack Foley and Peter Maher. It also covers Dixon Erne plans, Corbett Tracy rivalry, Butler’s defeats, and various local bouts and exhibitions.
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Dick O'Brien
New York City
Joe Walcott
O’brien
O'Brien
Jack Sheehan
National Sporting Club
Syracuse
N. Y
Peter Jackson
Jack Foley
Boston
Joe Quigley
Joe Burke
Peter Maher
World's Theatre
Allegheny
Penn
Big Joe Butler
Baltimore
Jim McCabe
Butler
Tuxedo Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Young Corbett
Tom Tracy
New York
Nick Burley
Frank Purcell
J. L
Godfrey Lannon
Coney Island
J. D
Erne
Eddie Connolly
Billy Ernst
Brooklyn
St. John
Lynn
Mass
Lasker Declared Winner After Steinitz Absence
In Moscow the sixth game of the Lasker Steinitz match was unfinished after 60 moves in a Giuoco Piano. Steinitz did not appear at the next session and the committee awarded the game to Lasker. A week’s adjournment was granted for Steinitz to recover his health, leaving the score Lasker five, Steinitz zero, with one draw.
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Moscow
Lasker
Steinitz
Suspension announced for Eck and Johnson by Quill Club Wheelmen
Chairman Gideon reports Tom Eck and Johnny Johnson suspended pending investigation over a $50 prize overpayment tied to Johnny. The Q C W committee, led by Dixie Hines, aims to rules or exonerate both, with possible time off the track. Also notes Massachusetts Division aims for more delegates, whist nights, bowling plans, and a Manchester area cycling race recap with Roblin Dale A A.
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Gideon
Tom Eck
Johnny Johnson
Quill Club
Wheelmen of America
Johnny
Dixie Hines
Massachusetts
National Assembly
Massachusetts B. C
Metropolitan Wheelmen’s Rooms
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Boylston
Charles Speed
London-Brighton
England
Bostonian C. C
Commonwealth C. C
Campridgeport C. C
Armory Hall
Sproehnie
Fowler Cycle Company
Boston
Jamaica Pond
Columbus Avenue
Gormally & Jeffery
W. B. Chipman
Tiger Roadsie:s
Roslindale A. A
Franklin Field
Dorchester
Tigers
Conley
Wynde
R.j
Kins
Walker
Bragdon
R.e
Webber
R. T
Davis
Wilbur
Q.b
Vegelahn
Tripp
R.h. B
Oliver
F. B
Reed
Durgin
Mansfield
Guinette Sold for 7000 At Cavanaugh Bros Auction
The famous racehorse Guinette, touted as the world’s top horse in his class, sold to W. T. Abbott of Congress Street for 7000 dollars after bidding opened at 2500. Abbott plans to race him on the New England circuit next season. Also sold were Aliette a 2 year old and several other horses with noted speeds and lineages.
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Cavanaugh Bros
Guinette
W. T. Abbott
Congress Street
Abbott
New England
Joe Patchen
Gambetta Wilkes
Stella
Mambrino
Robert J
John R. Gentry
Frank Agan
Patchen
Aliette
H. T. Ball
Derby
Cambridge Girl
C. m
Lackawanna
B. G
Queen
Gr. m
Althea
B. m
Daisy Lewis
Lily B
Br. m
McDowell Plans Comeback in Diamond Sculls Race
Dr. W. S. McDowell the Chicago single sculler intends to return to the diamond sculls pursuit next year starting from New York in March. He will train three months on the Thames near Kew Bridge then move toward Henley. He ordered a new Clasper shell and English sculls after a disappointing showing last July.
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New York
Mc Dowell
Chicago
Henley-on-Thames
England
Thames
Kew Bridge
Henley
McDowell
Clasper
Reception for William Lyons at Holy Cross College
A homecoming Thanksgiving reception for William Lyons of Holy Cross College will be hosted tonight on Dacia Street in Roxbury by Edith Carroll and Ella Harrington of Malden. Isaiah Hanaford, 31, of East Boston, was injured in a wagon collision on Bennington Street at 6 10 PM and treated by Dr. Morrison before being sent home.
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William Lyons
Holy Cross College
Dacia Street
Roxbury
Edith Carroll
Ella Harrington
Malden
Isaiah Hanaford
Chelsea Street
Boston
Bennington Street
Morrison
Obituary: Edward P Fuller Noted Mount Vernon Merchant Dies
MT VERNON N Y Nov 25 Edward P Fuller one of the citys wealthiest merchants died today of Brights disease Born in Montpelier Vermont sixty years ago he moved to Mount Vernon in 1870 and in 1890 was president of the RE P Fuller Furniture Company Exeter New Hampshire Nov 25 Benjamin Bartlett Exeter oldest male inhabitant died tonight aged 94 He came to Exeter from Epping five years ago
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MT. Vernon
N. Y
Edward P. Fuller
Bright
Mr. Fuller
Montpelier
RE. P. Fuller Furniture Company
Exeter
N. H
Benjamin Bartlett
Epping
Murderous mother shocks Tacoma hillside tragedy
In the foothills of Mt. Tacoma on Friday Mrs. A. B. Sweater killed her three children by slashing their throats and then attempted to end her own life. The mother and the youngest child may recover. The Swenters were well to do.
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Tacoma
Wash
Mt. Tacoma
A. B. Sweater
Lynn Nominates Ramsdell and Aldermen slate
The Democrats nominated Walter L. Ramsdell for Mayor and Aldermen Caleb Prentiss John G. Woolbury Samuel G. Gunn Edward B. Newhall. The remaining Aldermen will be nominated later. School committee nominees are Stephen A. Breed Leonard A. Brickett Dr. E H Brock and Miss May Dame.
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Lynn
The
Democrats Tonight
Walter L. Ramsdell
Caleb Prentiss
John G. Woolbury
Samuel G. Gunn
Edward B. Newhall
Stephen A. Breed
Leonard A. Brickett
E. H. Brock
May Dame
Cuban forces wary as Weyler return sparks rumors
Three large expeditions have been seen near Pinar del Rio bringing ammunition and dynamite. A Havana cablegram reports the city greatly excited by Weyler's return and rumors of a possible patriots advance.
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Pinar del Rio
Havana
Weyler
Lost electric car goes astray in Boston Somerville area
A Grove Hall to Spring Hill electric car, run by two inexperienced young men, wandered from Hanover Street toward Somerville via Charlestown. They passed Warren Bridge and Tufts Street before being stopped near the Boston & Lowell bridge. An inspector halted the danger as the low Union Square car would have been crushed. It was then redirected back to Spring Hill.
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West End
Grove Hall- Spring Hill
Boston
Perry
Spring Hill
Somerville
Hanover Street
Washington Street
Charlestown
Warren Bridge
Broadway
Union Square
Tufts Street
Boston & Lowell
Cross Street
Medford Street
Somerville Avenue
Maceo Victory Praised By Palma In New York
Senor Thomas Estrada Palma, Cuban revolutionary leader, says Weyler’s campaign failure marks a Maceo victory. Palma notes reinforcements to Havana after Pinar del Rio show Spanish losses and predicts a decisive Cuban offensive with U S intervention urged.
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New York
Weyler
Cuba
Senor
Thomas Estrada Palma
Cuban Revolutionary Party
Macey
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Maceo
United States
Coloma Condemned to Death in Havana Rebellion
Antonio Coloma, once a leader of Matanzas rebels, has been sentenced to death for rebellion and homicide. He faces execution tomorrow at the Cabana fortress after surrendering under Callega's amnesty proclamation, while many other patriots were freed. Coloma was confined in Morro Castle for over a year and a half.
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Havana
Antonio Lopez Coloma
Matanzas
Cuba
Cabanas
Coloma
Calleja
Morro Castle
Spain purchases mules in Kansas City for Weyler campaign
Agents for the Spanish government bought a large number of mules in Kansas City with Sparks Bros. as the supplier. Two and a half percent will be shipped this week and the rest as requisitions come in. The animals will aid transport for Spanish troops in the planned Cuban campaign led by Captain-General Weyler.
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Kansas City
Sparks Bros
New Orleans
Weyler
Canovas Endorses Weyler Return as Cuba Captain General
Madrid reports Prime Minister Canovas del Castillo fully backs General Weyler on his Havana return. He ridicules any plan to replace Weyler and says Weyler’s actions aim to curb public impatience and push patriots from their strongholds. He denies discussing succession with General Azcarraga.
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Madrid
Havana
Weyler
Canovas del Castillo
Cuba
Senor Canovas
Azcarraga
Weyler Recall Demanded by Spanish Papers
Madrid papers harshly criticize Weyler and call for his recall. They urge replacing him as war minister and sending him to Cuba to supersede him. Public dissatisfaction grows over his failure to defeat Maceo.
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Madrid
Weyler
Cuba
Maceo
Spain War Supplies Reported Moving Through St Louis
Cuba Libre Society members say Spanish government agents in St Louis are buying livestock and ammunition for the Cuban war. A train delivered thirty carloads of fine horses and mules, destined for Havana for General Weyler. Traders report strong demand for cavalry horses and army mules at the National stock yards.
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ST. Louis
Cuba Libre Society
Cuba
Havana
General Weyler
National Stock Yards
Johnson Predicts War After December Congress Meet
General Bradley T. Johnson, recently in Cuba as a newspaper correspondent, is quoted predicting a December Congress message urging recognizing Cuban belligerents and Spain declaring war on the United States the following Wednesday.
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Baltimore
Bradley T. Johnson
Cuba
Congress
Spain
United States
Officer Lewis Faces Insubordination Probe
Officer William Lewis of Station 138 was tried by the Board of Police on charges of insubordination for talking back to Sergeant Maynes over patrol on Puppie Garden August 23. Maynes testified to conversations between the officers. Lewis admitted some replies and said Maynes persecuted Officer Pulsifer. The board adjourned the case with the verdict pending.
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William Lewis
Board of Police
Maynes
Lewis
Donovan
Martin
Pulsifer
Beaten to Death in Jealous Frenzy in St Clairsville
James Williams attacked Washington Binker with an iron rod last night over jealousy, killing him within hours. Williams's wife fled for safety. she is the niece of General B. R. Cowen, now Cincinnati court clerk and acting interior secretary under President Grant. Williams has been arrested.
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ST. Clairesville
James Wiliams
Washington Binker
Williams
B. R. Cowen
United States Court
Cincinnati
Interior
Grant
Maria Barberi Testifies in New York Trial Today
Maria Barberi took the stand in the New York trial, appearing calm though pale as she recounted meeting Cataldo on Canal Street and later at 541 Broadway. She described his persistent courting, her move to avoid him, and her belief in his words while noting family issues and dreams she has had.
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New York
Maria Barberi
Maria
Foster
John
Cataldo
Tilly
Mott Street
Canal Street
Canal
Elim Streets
Mr. House
Liberty Bell Tonguetied Receivers Appointed in Chicago
Judge Gibbons appoints the American Trust and Savings Bank as receiver for the Columbian Liberty Bell on Knapp’s application. Knapp claims custodial balance due and lists over four hundred defendants including Mrs. Russell Sage Frances E. Willard Mrs. George Washington Gist Amos Wilder Hezekiah Butterworth Mrs. John Quincy Adams Aaron Vanderbilt John Ridpath Mrs. James Peck and John Winfield Scott.
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Chicago
Gibbons
American Trust and Savings Bank
Columbian Liberty Bell
George S. Knapp
Yoa Knapp
Columbian Liberty Bell Company
Knapp
Russell Sage
Frances E. Willard
George Washington Gist
Amos Parker Wilder
Hezekiah Butterworth
John Quincy Adams
Aaron Vanderbilt
John Park Ridpath
James B. Peck
John Winfield Scott
Boys Drink and Steal Lands Three in Roxbury Court
In Roxbury three youths aged 8, 12, and 14 faced Judge Balter on larceny charges with drunkenness for the eight year old. Found in intoxicated condition near stolen goods from Thomas Norton’s store, the 8-year-old Kenny was said to be near death. Thomas Quinn was sent to the Angel Guardian house while the others were continued.
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Roxbury
Thomas Norton
Thomas Quinn
The
Angel Guardian
Insurance agent fined in municipal court ruling
Judge Torsaith found William A. Barton guilty of acting as an insurance agent and negotiating a contract for Security Trust Co of Philadelphia with Edward F. Wellington on October 25 without authority from the insurance commissioner. He was fined $400 and the case was continued to Friday.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Torsaith
William A. Barton
Security Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Edward F. Wellington
Booker T. Washington Lectures on Southern Education
Tuskegee Institute founder Booker T. Washington spoke to the Twentieth Century Club last night. He argued the North benefits when aiding the South and urged continued help to educate the Southern colored population.
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Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Twentieth Century Club
University trustees aid student associations with rooms gift
The trustees of Boston University have provided two pleasant rooms in the new liberal arts building to the Young Men’s and Young Women’s Christian Associations. They offer $50 to each group if they raise an additional amount to match the gift, funding improvements to the rooms.
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University
Young Men's and
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Liberal Arts
Devout Evangelist and Daughter Refuse Worldly Thoughts
A San Francisco Post note describes an evangelist living in the mission who wards off worldly thoughts to focus on saving souls. His six year old daughter once told a coal man that papa was away but mamma would pray for him, illustrating a devout family scene.
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San Francisco Post
Salvation 01 Oil's Broad Range of Cures Not Surprising
The article notes the popularity of Salvation 01 Oil and its many claimed remedies. It highlights widespread use and ongoing belief in its effectiveness among consumers.
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Salvation
Market Reports Describe Fresh But Short Bird Stock
Inspections culled most of the bad poultry as warm weather spoiled Western ducks and geese, leaving a bare market by noon. Western birds sold 16 to 20 cents per pound while Vermont and Rhode Island stock fetched 2½ to 3? cents. Some bruised birds brought 12 to 16 cents with saleratus, and chickens and game remained in good supply and cheap.
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Vermont
Rhode Island
George McKay
President and Cabinet Celebrate Thanksgiving in Washington
President and Mrs. Cleveland plan a quiet Thanksgiving in Washington with divine service and a 31 pound Horace Vose turkey. Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson will be in Bloomington, while other cabinet members host small gatherings with family and guests at official residences.
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Washington
Hi S
Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Horace Vose
Rhode Island
Express
Vose
Stevenson
Bloomington
Olney
New England
Massachusetts Avenue
Morton
Conrad
W. C. Endicott
Carlisle
Logan Carlisle
Kentucky
Lamont
Herbert
Micou
Wilson
Secretary of the Interior
Francis
Ufe
Harmon
Governor pardons life prisoner in Columbus for Thanksgiving
Governor Bushnell issued the Thanksgiving pardon in Columbus this evening. The released inmate is John H. Steig of Cincinnati, who has been serving a life sentence for the 1886 murder of Philip Lewis. The pardon takes effect tomorrow.
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Columbus, CO
Bushnell
John H. Steig
Cincinnati
Philip Lewis
Turkeys Given Away by Leading Boston Firm
Advertising ahead of Thanksgiving, C. H. Robinson & Co. claim to have distributed 8506 pounds of Vermont turkeys this year with no bird under ten pounds. The firm started two months before Thanksgiving and offers a free turkey with every range sold, backed by a Boston commission house order for a test selection based on family size.
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Messrs. C. H. Robinson & Co
Vermont
Boston
Thanksgiving at Reece Factory Honors Workers with Cash Envelopes
On Thanksgiving Eve the Reece Manufacturing Company gave every employee an envelope marked Wor a turkey containing cash to buy a turkey. The workers expressed gratitude and extended thanks to the new management for the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Manufacturing Company
Mellin's Food Presents Turkeys To Employees
Mellin's Food and Turkey celebration at 2491 Atlantic avenue distributed about 170 pounds of turkey to nearly 10 employees in its twenty third consecutive year. President Thomas Doliber gave the presentation speech to the gathered staff, highlighting the company's long standing welfare tradition dating back to 1574.
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Mellin’s Food Company
Atlantic Avenue
Rhode Island
Mellin’s
Thomas Doliber
Keiths Theatres Distribute 600 Turkeys at Thanksgiving
In line with the usual custom, the staff at Keiths theatres in Boston New York Philadelphia and Providence received a plump turkey yesterday. About six hundred birds were distributed among employees.
Champion Nail ing Machine Company Gives Turkeys to Workers
On Wednesday evening the Champion Nail ing Machine Company presented each employee with a turkey as a Thanksgiving gift. The gesture came as the firm nears retirement from business and was warmly received by the staff.
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Champion Nailing Machine Company
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