Annapolis and West Point Clash At Philadelphia
Dec 1 Army and cadets drew crowds in Philadelphia as Secretary of War and Navy officials did not attend. Roosevelt relatives present. Army won the match scoring in the first half with Norton kicking the goal for a 1-0 lead.
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Annapolis
West _ Point Cross
Itadelphia
Philadelphia
rabiSant
Ana
Secretary of War
Navy
Fiel Roosevelt
Aften
Army
Norton
Vegary
Naylor Surrenders for Murder Three Years Ago
A white beard man, Thomas F. Lanahan alias Naylor, walked into General Sessions court and offered to surrender on a first degree murder charge for killing Ed Carpenter at Forty-aeet and Broadway. He had fled for three years, mainly in Philadelphia, and was released after the court declined to hold him further.
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New York
Oside O'Sullivan
Murd
Naylor
Ed. Carpenter
Rossmore
Broadway
Homas F. Lanahan
Philadelia
Warnit
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Criminal
Peruna endorsed by hospitals for catarrhal diseases
Prominent hospitals including Sisters of the Good Shepherd and Hospital St. John endorse Peruna as a remedy for catarrhal diseases. Letters describe relief in coughs and chronic cases, noting its reach to internal organs and its use as prevention in institutions.
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Porris
Sisters of Good Shepherd
Peruna Company
Columbus
Sisters of the Good
Shepard
Hospital
Dr. Hartman
Drs Hartman
The
Hartman Tacit
Train death of unknown Mulatto woman identified later
An unnamed mulatto woman about 25 died aboard a Southern Railway train between Charlotte and Columbia. She had no identifying personal items but carried a Pullman ticket from Boston to Washington and a rail ticket to Ryland South Carolina. A paper in her purse bore the name Mrs Mary Robinson of Belmont Avenue. Her body was sent to an undertaker for hold until her identity is learned.
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Columbia
8. C
Mary Obason
Belmont Avenue
Man Sells Wife for $50 in Port Jervis NY
In Port Jervis NY a man named John Schwartzer sold his wife to circus performer Archie Hagan for $50. The wife paid from her funds, the couple attempted to legalize the sale with a justice who could not sanction it, and they are seeking rooms in Honesty Sale. Hagan, 35, and the wife, 82, plan to relocate as a new couple. In Washington, President appoints Democrat John MeIlhenny of Louisiana to the Civil Service Commission, making the board Democratic. MeIlhenny is a former Rough Rider.
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Port Jervis
N. Y
Ohn Schwartzer
Honesdale
Penn
Archie Hagan
Hagan
Schwartzer
Haar
Washington
John MeIlhenny
Louisiana
Civil Service
A. W. Cooley
Department of Justice
MeIlhenny
Rough Riders
Mclbenay
Black
Immigrant detention denial and assorted notices
Columbia Nov. 30. Governor Heyward received a letter from Larned assistant commissioner general of immigration denying that Bilis Island immigrants bound for South Carolina were detained. Immigrants are often returned within hours or as ships sail, prompting Heyward to act promptly. Other items mention Brandreth's Pills and other advertisements, a U.S. Supreme Court opinion by Justice Holmes on land cases, a machinists case before Judge Gray with a January 15 decision, a claim of death from lockjaw linked to Jackson’s Arnica Salve, and the launch of the turbine Yale at Delaware Iron Works with notes on its significance and future service.
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Columbia
8. C
Bilis Island
South Carolina
Heyward
Mr. Larned
Commissioner General of Immigration
Immigration Bureau
South Carolina Temperance Move At SCME Conference
Reports from Columbia indicate the South Carolina Methodist Conference adopted a resolution urging the legislature to make cigarrette sales in the state a misdemeanor. The temperance report backed dispensary policy funding schools, introduced by Rev. A. H. Best and editor W. H. Wallace. Gaffney chosen for next meeting. Also notes New York entities discussing Count Boni de Castellane seeking an American engagement, with potential $2,000 weekly salary, and a medicinal claim about Ditera from S A Brown of Benneteaile.
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Columbia
D. C
Southarolina Methodist Conference
Cay
A. H. Best
Egislature
South Carolina
W. H. Wallace
Newberry
Gaffney
New York
Law Fields
C. Maase
H. B .Marinell
Count Bonite Castellane
America
Maase
Count Boni
Ma ‘Che
Gount Boal
Fields
Canvassers Slow as County Returns Come In
Raleigh reports effort to tally county election returns continues with Nash Catawba Union and Surry counties sending imperfect figures. The canvassing board, including Colt Wilson and others, estimates Republican votes at 77000 and Democratic votes at 123000. A sermon at the Baptist church urges obedience as faith in action.
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Raleigh
Nash
Catawba
Union
Surry
Dls
Tates
State Board of Elections
Colt. Wilson
Lamb
Williamston
RT. Claywell
Morganton
J.B. Cowan
Clarence
Wilkesboro
Messrs
B. B. Watts
A. J. Pield
Assaulted Princess Band of Robbers to Be Tried Today
A twelve member band attacked Princess Avalova's estate, plundering her residence and assaulting the Princess. They were captured and will face court martial proceedings today. Kentucky mob reports fire in Princeton and another blaze elsewhere in town.
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Titus
Trans Caucasia
Dee
Avalova
Kentucky
Louisville
Princeton
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Supreme Court of the United States
Virginia Pilots’ Association
Guy ’S. Tonal
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
James‘own
Graves
Eaton
Ashington
King of
Case
Can- Center
Conn
Chamberlain
Lds
Binghamton
Sper Ees
SED
Beres Eee
Peruna
Dupuis
Gatar
Veruna
Charlotte
Brandreth
Trier
Brandreths
United States
Washington, D. C
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court ‘of the
Theodore Dadournd
Florida
Plustice Holmes
District
J. Conlon
Southern
Gray
Wilmington, del
Thomas 1
Jacksen
Chas. Oswald
Rensselaersville
N.Y
Seth Burch
C. Mt. Shuford
Martin & Co
Yale
Delaware Iron Works
Portsmouth
Xingland
Metropolitan Steamship Fret, ‘Company
Boni
India
S.A Brown
Benneteaile
Election Board
Walker
Baptist Church
Christ
God
Jesus
Bethesda
Tyner
Express
Hickory
N. C
Sterling Etlor
Val Fase
All Pointe
Texas
Californa
Cuba
Potor Rico
Vornon
Charlot, Wean
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H Reruwk
Tagene
Rayo
Charles der
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Chicago
the Tribune
Lelia Hagood
Sylvia
Tenn
Cardus
G. H. Gates
Gatee Brothers
Mecomb Brothers
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