Chicago Defeats Michigan in Desperate Gridiron Clash
In Chicago on November 27, the University of Chicago eleven upset Michigan by 16 to 6 in a rain soaked, hard fought contest. The game featured a dramatic display as the crowd witnessed an electric endgame under intermittent electric light. Other results included Northwestern 2 Wisconsin 1, Western 12 Chicago Athletic Association 6, and Pennsylvania 10 Cornell 2.
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Chittigo
Michigan University
Helenio Light
Northwestern
Penieylynni
Cornell
Chicago
W. Z. Bryan
University of Chicago
University of Michi
Everbody
Northwestern University
University of Wisconsin
Evanstonians
Boston Athletic Association
Chicago Athletic Association
Ehb
Westerners
Harvard
Yale
Styx
Vpennsylvania Winn
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Basaford
Wein
Mysterious Disappearance of Wealthy New York Real Estate Man
In St Louis Nov 27 detectives investigate the disappearance of Michael Rudnyof a rich New York real estate dealer who left New York last May heading toward Colorado for health. He shipped his trunk to a cousin in St Louis, promised a visit, but never arrived. He had about $10,000 on him. A Denver date and a Westward plan are mentioned in a late letter.
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New York Main
St Louis
Michael Rudnyof
New York City
New York
Olorada
St. Louis
Denver
Welterweight Showdown Ends in Ryan Victory
In Maspeth, Tommy Ryan of Syracuse defeats Mysterious Billy Smith of Boston as Referee Hurst stops the bout in the ninth round after two minutes and forty seconds. The crowd hissed the decision and offered to back Smith for large sums, amid anticipation of a decisive clash in American welterweight boxing. A separate Berlin dispatch notes a Japanese battleship heading to the Philippines amid insurgent activity and potential attack on Manila. McCafferty of St Paul is named to the St Cloud reformatory board, replacing R A Smith.
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Maspeth
L. 1
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Billy Smith
Boston
Hurst
Ryan
Smith
America
Thanksgiving Amoad A A Notable Gathering in London
The second Thanksgiving dinner of the American society was held in London with about 800 attendees at the Motel Geel Henry 8 Well come. Thomas F Bayard and Mrs Bayard were absent due to attending the queen at Windsor. The event featured American decor and dishes and honored Bayard with speeches praising his invitation from the queen. The toast to the president echoed with the Star Spangled Banner.
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A&a
London
Amerie Society
Kodiery
Bayard
United States
Frank Lockwood
Ambassador Bayard
Windsor Thistle
Paris
Berti
Rome
Testimony Flows in Bart Reuxvell Case at Old Bailey
In London on November 27 the Old Bailey heard resumed testimony in the criminal trial of Countess Russell, John Cockerton, Frederick East and William Aylet for theft. Lady Scott drew attention in court as she arrived, while Earl Russell faced cross examination over relations with a Chinese servant and his alleged spending on detectives. The hearing included the reading of a letter from Lady Gardigan and testimonies about a Chinese boy from San Francisco, with denials from Earl Russell. The case adjourned after further questioning.
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Bart Reuxvell
Cane
London
Olt Bailey
Tavvidas
Countess Russell
John Cockerton
Frederick East
William Aylet
Wart Russell
Scott
Ptisoner
Lady Gardigan
Warl Russell
China
Lymph Stanley
San Francisco
Sautayana
Harvard
Earl Russell
Earl
Harrison does not seek senator seat from Indianapolis
An ex-president ally stated Gen. Harrison would not for one minute consider election as senator. He noted his name is being discussed by some Indiana legislators, but Harrison has never contemplated returning to the Senate and the speculation is idle.
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Indianapolis
Gen. Harrison
General Assembly
Senate
Severe regional snow storm disrupts Minnesota to Dakotas
A sweeping snow storm rages across Minnesota, Western Wisconsin, and the Dakotas, with two days of rain turning to snow or sleet, strong winds eroding drifts, and freezing temperatures dropping quickly. Stock ranges in the Dakotas are expected to suffer as conditions worsen.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Dakotas
Secretary Lamont Proposes New Infantry Organization
Secretary Lamont, in his annual report made public today, renews his recommendation to organize the infantry into three light and mobile battalions of four companies each per regiment, replacing the older ten-company system abandoned by other nations with the advent of modern magazine rifles. He notes coast defense work and batteries require a larger force of materials, but no further increases are asked.
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Lamont
Washington
Fatal football tragedy at Tarade grounds in New York
Walter L Rue a sixteen year old Brooklyn resident and member of the Brooklyn high school team died after a football game at Tarade grounds. He was tackled and thrown and collapsed, later dying. The Senecas played Manual Training School No 2 in the incident.
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New York
Walter L. Rue
Brooklyn
Tarade Grounds
Brooklyn High School
Senecas
Manual Training School No. 2
Rhue
Groge
Keane Seen Likely to Receive Cardinal’s Hat
Washington dispatch reports Bishop John Z. Keane, ex rector of the Roman Catholic university, poised to gain a cardinal’s hat from the pope. He may return from Rome as virtual head of the American church, with a possible long stay in Rome and eventual permanent position if chosen.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Walter Wellman
Washington
John Z. Keane
Roman Catholic University
Rome
Cathia- Mo
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
University
Rey
Philip
Garvigan
United States
Holy Father
Rone
America
High Water Floods Duncan Creek at Bloomer Wisconsin
Rain over forty eight hours floods Duncan Creek in Bloomer. Water covers streets and threatens structures including dam and bridge. Cigar factory and buildings near the creek suffer rising water. freight and passenger trains delayed.
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Duncan Creek
Bigameri
Ith Donky
Bloomer
Wis
J. Jobson
Fren Rutz
AML
Milwaukee Jewelry Store Robbery Attempt Foiled
Four men entered Jacob Niednikow's jewelry store on Reed Street and tried to rob it. Niednikow grappled with them as gunfire erupted injuring his hand. his wife and child were fired upon. One suspect named William Weltin was captured, with nineteen others later taken into custody. The group said they came from Chicago to loot Milwaukee jewelry stores.
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Milhwaukee
Milwaukee
Jacob Niednikow
Reed Street
Niednikov
William Weltin
Chilcago
Greater Republic of Central America Formed Says Report
An official notice from Honduras via the Universal Postal Union declares that Nicaragua Salvador and Honduras have formed a single state under the name Greater Republic of Central America. It notes Costa Rica and Guatemala are expected to join the union.
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Washinton
Ney
Hondorsx
Universal Postal Union
Central American Union
Nicaragua
Salvador
Honduras
Central America
Ray
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Fire devastates Leavenworth in Great Northern disaster
Nearly all of Leavenworth's business district is burnt, depot-side houses gone, lodgers barely escape, with two hotel workers severely burned. The town of about 1,000 relies on railroad and mining, while side notes report a Fargo arrest and a Farmington grain elevator fire causing substantial losses.
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Ashen
Seattle
Wash
Leavenworth
Cascade Alvision
Great Northern Railroad
Ferks
Silverstone
Urakeman
Thomas Metadorf Welt
Farmington
Mion
Empery & Woodward
Ortzin
Arith
Emperor Joseph Opens Hungarian Parliament at Ofen Castle
Budapest November 27 Emperor Ivancla Joseph acting king of Hungary opened the parliament in the castle of Ofen today. The ceremony marked the start of the session with officials and nobles attending.
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Hungary
Budapest
Ivancla Joseph
Ofen
Louisiana group seeks corn relief amid near famine in Creole Sintec
A governor appointed committee from Monroe led by Millsap travels to Baton Rouge to press railroads for reduced rates on corn shipments. With cotton crops poor and a near famine in north central parishes between the Omelita and Red rivers, officials estimate needing 500000 to 600000 bushels of corn from western markets and plan two to three days of talks with Missouri Pacific and Illinois Central representatives.
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At. Louis
Bisviewsmen
Louisiana
Millsap
Monroe
Handy
B. F. ‘Thompson
Inston
J. M. Lee
Monro
H.W. Anderson
Omelita
Red Rivers
Missouri Pacific
Bloomington man found dead in flight amid death conspiracy talk
The inquest into Tev. Milter of Bloomington concluded with a verdict of suicide despite belief of community shock and robbery theory. An article from Leadville reports a Cloud City Miners' union letter to Gov. McIntyre alleging a conspiracy by mine owners to keep troops in Leadville and disavowing responsibility for outrages.
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Hey
Miller
Dleide
Tev. Milter
Bloomington
Munner
Leadville
Colo
Nev
Cloud City
Prison escapees found in box car at union depot
Two boys Prank and Bon Gobun were found in a box car at the St Paul union depot by Officer Gall. They confessed to Jailer Harris that they escaped from the Wisconsin reform school in Sparta. The chief of police will contact Sparta authorities.
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Prom Sekaa
St Paul
Bon Gobun
Union Depot
Gall
Harris Thal
Wisconsin Reform School
Sparta
Wis
Spartit
Castle Couple Arrive After London Ordeal
Mr and Mrs Castle of San Francisco arrive in New York on November 27 after an unpleasant London experience. Mr Castle issues a signed statement attributing his wife’s distress to a round of festivities in Tonson and the burden of dressmaking in Paris.
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New York
Castle
San Francisco
London
Tonson
No Lives Were Lost in Prairie Fire Near Guthrie
Nov 27 report from the Seminole Nation area notes a prairie fire causing substantial property loss but no fatalities. Authorities indicate no valimate given, yet the scene shows significant damage to homes and farms while evacuations were limited.
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Guthrie
Okta
Queen Knighthoods Edward J Poynter At Windsor
London notices Edward J Poynter the Royal Academy appointee knighthood at Windsor Castle amid royal events. Also reports the marriage of Mrs Wyant and Fred Valley in Warenton. Coventry Palmare, author, dies. John S Moore steamer sinks off Romer shoals. Saniatone Trust plans a large quarry corporation in Cleveland.
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Widward Poynter
London
Windsor Castle
Edward J. Poynter
Royal Academy
John Millais
Strangled to Death in Philadelphia Room Murder
Despite smothered infant deaths and a railway mine disaster across nations, Philadelphia reports Fania Raul found strangled in her room on November 27 with investigators pursuing her killer. Earlier, a leather warehouse fire in London caused substantial damages and a Brazilian frontier rising was reported.
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Abe
Independence
Wis
Jolnt
Philadelphia
Fania Raul
Mantovique
Telk
Aparleea Saralva
Ling
Wanted man in Iowa tied to embezzlement case
Sluvit 1, Re Murphy at Mivengo, Utah, arrives with requisition papers from Gay Dine foy the teleaise of Benjamin Welet alias Ben vett, who is wanted in Iowa for embezzlement.
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Solt Lake City
Utah
Murphy
Mivengo
Towa
Gay
Dine Foy
Benjamin Welet
Benvett
Pallure at Rioux Ult Willian Hiles Receivership
Sioux City Iowa November 27 The jewelry stock of William Hiles a leading retailer here was turned over to O A Borman as receiver Assets about 20000 Liabilities about 12000
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Pallure
Sioux City
Iowa
Willian Hiles
O. A. Borman
Agsete
Mabhlties
Amused Old Man Tricks with Suburban Dog
At a city station an old man struggles with a scowling dog then buys a paper and waits for the city train. Friends plot a prank to steal the dog and send it north, prompting the surprised owner to exclaim with humor, while the dogs fate heads toward Milwaukee via a trick at the station.
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Shay
Mim
Mr. Huffman
Mr. Jodyngs
Ma Jodyngs
Mr. Jodynge
Jodyngs
John Smith
Milwaukee
Mr. Jadyngs
Chicago
How Eagles Fly Revealed By Tail Movements
The eagle circles with steady wings while spreading its tail and thrusting with uneven pressure to steer. Quick tail motions and forward wing tips alter direction, a rudderlike action long overlooked by ornithologists until Stein of Austria noted the tail feathers and their effect. St Louis Republic reports the explanation of the eagle’s method.
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Eggles
Stein der Welsen
Chad
Naturaliate
Allie
St. Louis Republic
Imitation Rain Experiments By Prof Errera At Brussels
The Brussels university demonstration imitates rain using an 8 inch by 6 inch beaker half filled with 92 percent alcohol heated gently over a water bath. Vapors condense into clouds on a cooling saucer forming rainfall for about thirty minutes. Warmer conditions intensify effects including rotating cloud patterns.
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Errera
Brussels University
Centenarian in Scotland Meets London Visitor
A London gentleman visiting Scotland asks a centenarian if he expects to see another century. The old man jokes about his strength since starting with the firethunner, reflecting local humor from Tit-Bits. Glass batteries were made in Brooklys in 1754.
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London
Scotland
Brooklys
Patents Tanncit List of patents Issued last week to Northwestern Inventors
Northwestern inventors received a batch of patents including names such as Stansom Angell Oakes N D D and others from Duluth Minneapolis St Paul and nearby areas for devices ranging from bounding devices bicycle supports automatic angle cocks and electrical pump controllers. The list mentions inventors like John Clayton Israel Yarman Tropkins Joseph Lachanee Godfried Taub Frank Merwin Alois Schmidt Samuel Smith Nil Swangon and Henry Zenke with a note directing a cautionary passage on ventilation from Farm and Fireside.
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Northwestern
Stansom
Angell
Oakes
N. D
Friedrich W. G. Bacht«eher
Duluth
Minny
Tohn Clayton
Minneapolis
Minn
Habsleigh
Dara Framieworth
Ming
Israel Yarman- 80
Tropkins
Mint
Iit
Joseph Lachanee
Little Malls
Timely Patents and Pro lixes From 1804 Covington
Fragmentary notes list medicines and claims from 1804 including Tico a Cure for Consumption, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, and Laxative Drome Quinine. Scattered references mention New Zealand Ireland Scotland design toys Whitechapel and a Haven Oregon product, with random street and publication fragments.
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Scott Street
Covington, Ky
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