Dartmouth Brown Clash Draws Ten Thousand In Manchester
Thousands gather at Varick park Manchester for the Dartmouth college versus Brown university football game. With perfect weather and seats sold out, Brown’s tackle Sheehan returns to action as Dartmouth and Brown field strong lineups and bands from Providence Hanover and Portsmouth.
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Manchester
N. H
Varick Park
Dartmouth College
Brown University
Boston
Rockingham County
Providence
Hanover
Portsmouth
Brown
Dartmouth
Sheehan
Dartmouth Schwinn
le le Bullock Webb
Frost Shaw
Gilman Colter
A. K
End of Year Money Transfers Highlight City Debates
City sessions on Tuesday night to reconsider Wood loan amid end of year pressure as departments seek funds and a $3011.58 transfer from street to sewer appeals to cover shortages. Thompson Hardware advertises Thanksgiving fireplace accessories.
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Little
Hill
John B. Clancy
Varius Street Department
Coal Strike Commission Adjourns Until Dec 3
Scranton Pa Navy report notes the anthracite strike commission adjourned until December 3 while miners and operators consider self conducted talks. Key issues include wage increases and shorter work days with miners favoring a United Mine Workers contract over annual company negotiations.
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Coal Strike Commission
Scranton
Navy
Anthracite
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
United Mine Workers of America
Police Court Sees Short Docket In Juvenile Offense Case
Police court Init took thirty minutes to dispose of a light docket. Several juveniles faced charges from larceny to drunkenness. Thomas Sayers faced larceny. cases continued or pleaded, with bonds set. Nora Harrington jailed four months for drunkenness. others pleaded guilty or had cases continued to juvenile session.
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Thomas Sayers
William J. Heeland
Sayers
Joseph Lameronde
Lameronde
Owen Duffy
Manchester
Lawrence
Duffy
Nora Harrington
Michael J. Calnan
Moody
John F. Cunningham
Albert Guilmette
Albert Chaput
John H. Beaulieu
Edward Guard
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Middlesex Street
Young Guard
Laflamme
Maher
Guard
John A. Smith
Market Street
Wanted stenographer with clerical experience ad
Wanted experienced stenographer accustomed to clerical work. State references and experience. Address box 174.
Wanted Driver Position at Private Household
A young man seeks a driver job in a private house with ten years of driving and care experience. Respond by letter to Peter Moschoe at 469 Market Street. Also an up-to-date residence at 169 Fairmount Street for sale or inquiry by M. Cullene on Friday afternoon at 1 Web Street Noon Street.
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Peter Moschoe
Market Street
Fairmount Street
Cullene
Roosevelt heads to Philadelphia for Founders Day
President Roosevelt departed at 8 30 for Philadelphia to attend Founders Day exercises. He is accompanied by Secretary Cortelyou and most of the cabinet except Hay Moody and Knox. They travel by special P R R train and will speak at the Union League banquet tonight before returning tomorrow morning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Cortelyou
Hay and Moody
Knox
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union League
Three Fingers Crushed In Card Room Gearing Incident
Josie Boucher, a Tremont & Suffolk employee, caught her hand in the card room gearing this morning. Three fingers were crushed, one severely and likely to require amputation. She was taken by ambulance to Lowell hospital and resides at 3 Cheever Street.
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Josie Boucher
Tremont & Suffolk
Lowell Hospital
Cheever Street
Western bandits hold up express train near Davenport
Bandits seized the westbound express on the Chicago Rock Island line three miles west of Davenport at 11 30 last night. They cut the express and baggage cars, forced the engineer to pull two miles, blew the through express safe with dynamite, and escaped with the loot. Officers from Davenport Moline and Rock Island and railroad detectives pursued the gang of 12 to 15. The train left Chicago at 6 05 and runs to Fort Worth via St Joseph and Kansas City. Officials in Chicago reported only partial details and could not confirm the amount.
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Davenport
Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Road
Moline
Rock Island
Rockingham
Buffalo
Chicago
Fort Worth
Tex
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Mystery death of Geo M open boy police probe continues
A ten year old boy died from a broken neck after being seen by Geo E Worthen water department inspector near Worthen street and Broadway. No witness to the cause and reports of wagon fall or brick strike lack corroboration as investigators call it one of the strangest cases in recent memory.
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Geo. M
George E. Worthen
The
Water Department
Courier
City Hall
Worthen Street
Broadway
Worthen
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Endorsed By Doctors
The ad asserts doctors recommend Ayer's Sarsaparilla for pale thin people. It presents the product as a remedy fitting medical advice and uses a paternal voice to urge readers to try the preparation.
Yeast Wagon Crash Disrupts Thorndike Street Delivery
Fleischmanns yeast wagon toppled on a Howe street curb after a run from East Merrimack street. The mixin spilled onto the sidewalk as the horse escaped debris and fled toward a store. The driver later reclaimed the damaged wagon and goods.
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Fleischmann
Thorndike Street
Howe Street
East Merrimack Street
Davidson Street
Fire alarm at Thorn dike street blaze in blacksmith shop
Sparks ignited roof of Solis and Leith blacksmith shop on Thorn dike street near Gorrham junction at 12 01 noon. Fire brigade arrived promptly and put out the blaze with no serious damage reported.
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Thorndike Street
Gorham
Solis & Leith
Rival Universities Meet at New Haven On gridiron showdown
Yale and Harvard prepared for a decisive eastern football championship under clear, mild November skies in New Haven. About 28,000 spectators were expected as both teams trained at their clubs and the field awaited the clash of crimson and blue with officials named and lineups announced.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Wes
Pequot Club
Morris Cove
University Infirmary
New York
Boston
Football Association
Pneumonia Tops Death Reports In City Weekly Totals
City hall weekly death reports show pneumonia leading all diseases in recent weeks. The message cautions against patent medicines that weaken the body and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a nourishing, nonpoisonous remedy claimed to prevent pneumonia if used early.
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Father John
Faeohn
Ten thousand from Boston head to Yale Harvard game
Eleven special trains left Boston for New Haven to carry fans to the Yale Harvard football game, with regular trains adding cars. From morning until noon a crush at South Union station formed as Harvard and Yale supporters, in crimson, filled approaches. The eleven specials averaged nine cars each, with 68 parlor cars and 40 coaches total. About nineteen thousand travelers supported the event from the city.
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Boston
New Haven
Harvard
South Union Station
Yale
A Vanderbilt Ring
City detectives arrested Mrs. Kate McCloskey in a West Side pawn shop where she allegedly sought a loan on a diamond ring valued over $1000. The ring, found in a box used by Vanderbilt family members, followed reports she hoped for the owner’s identification. Her unemployed husband supported six children, prompting the pawn attempt to feed the family.
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New York
Kate McCloskey
West Side
Madison Square Garden
Vanderbilt
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Dartmouth - Brown
Prac
Thompson Hardware Co
Tribunal
George Shields
Sparks
Rafferty le le Mills Kinney
Shea Glass
Barnard Holt
Sugden Goss
A. Marshall Hogan
Rt Knowlton Shevlin
Bowditca Rockwell
C. Marshall Chadwick
Kernan
Metcalf
Putnam Bowman
Graydon
Paul A. Dashiell
Annapolis
Matthew A. McClung
Lehigh
J. C. McCracken
Pennsylvania
Talbot Hall
Norman Cabot
Capt
Chadwick
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