West Point Beats Annapolis in Close Army Navy City Game
A crowded Franklin Field watched West Point defeat Annapolis 11 to 5 in a highly charged clash. President Roosevelt attended with a large DC delegation traveling by private cars and motor train, arriving midafternoon to witness the contest.
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Franklin Field
Annapolis
West Point
Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Congressional
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cowles
Cortelyou
Loeb
Douglass Robinson
Cuba
Wood
Corbin
Bates
Sanger
Randolph
Carter
Edith Sanger
Hagner
Col. Edwards
Humphreys Owen
Lieuta, Poole, Jewett and Stryker
Continental
Pennsylvania
Wiese
Admiral Dewey
John R. McLeap
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Miles
South Street
Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
Switch
Long
Wilkie
Secret Service
Wabash wreck death toll disputed by Ramsey report
Wabash President Joseph Ramsey Jr disputes wreck toll near Seneca Michigan, citing Superintendent Burns figures of 21 dead and 12 seriously injured with eight bodies identified and 12 or 13 adults plus one infant charred. Fireman Doud still missing. Identified dead include James Brown Buffalo and George N Youman Kansas City among others.
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St. Louis
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
The
Wabash
Seneca
Mich
Burns
Doud
Ramsey
James Brown
Buffalo
Dominico Crebara
E.N. Dowell
Detroit
Ida Dunhart
Tupperville
Ont
Girolano Trino
Carlo Trino
Job Witchell
George N. Youman
Kansas City
Man Found Dead in Room Blamed on Complications
Special to the paper reports Col W. BL Steete was found dead in his room Saturday 9% from unspecified cause. He was noted as one of the best Kaiwn lawyers in the area.
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Reading
Herman Strecker
America
St. Paul
Mian
Dew
Deadwood
W. BL
Steete
Gratifying Conditions and Strikes Hamper Transportation
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes demand and high prices but stubborn transport issues. Labor disputes among switchmen and other workers worsen shipments while weather supports holiday trade. steel, iron and railway supplies see urgent demand and early delivery fell short. Columbus report details Garf ield law compliance costs for state campaigns.
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New York
R.G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Southern Iron
Chicago
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Notable Local and National Crimes Reported in Brief
A wide selection of brief notices reports a hanging death in Grover Iowa by Henry Bouck a wealthy farmer with 12000 dollars in drafts found on him. Elsewhere Mrs Elmer Quimby is convicted of murdering her two children by poison and given life imprisonment. Other items include a bank discrepancy at East St Louis and a suicide in Terre Haute due to ill health. A former postmaster James W Allen dies at 76 in Bordentown New Jersey. Mayor Diehl demands an explanation from suspended city treasurer Philip Gerst. A convict is sentenced for robbing.
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St. Paul
Annn
Wee
Ithaca
Mich
Elmer Quimby
Snuppples the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Promised
A long-form medical advertisement touts Snuffles as a complete catarrh treatment. It claims a close-studied, permanent cure by removing the disease cause, stopping discharges, and curing inflammation. Sold for one dollar with mailed instructions from Philadelphia dealers.
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Catarrl
Mmde
Catarra
United States of Canada
Aditreas Dept
Ewin B. Gries & Cowrasy
Market Street
Philadelphia
Minneap olis to California Scenic Line Sleeper Service
Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad promotes weekly Thursday excursions to California via Omaha Denver and Salt Lake City. Scenic daytime scenery, through sleeping car berths priced at $6. Information and reservations via A J Curtis General Passenger and Ticket Agent Minneapolis Minn. Descriptive matter available.
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Minneapolis
Louis
Californis
Jeane
A. J. Cutis
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Minneapolis, Minn
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New Ulm Review
Hodges
Asa P. Brooks
New Ulm
Sana New Line
Sun
New Times
New Lim
New Ulma
Mankato
LL. A- Re
Noah
St Paul
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Milwaukee
John Ryczek
Hk. Kool
W. G. Alwin
Lew Uun
See & Somsen
U. S
L. A. Gebhardt
Schoch-Ottomeyer Building
D. L
DELL
Painleas
V. Fred W. Fritsche
Odentunde
Brown Co. Bank
L. A. Fritsche
D* J. L. Schoch
Pioneer Drug Store
Albee Pyrender
Attorney AT Law
Hagberg
Masonic Bloch
Ind
RENN
State Street
Dakota House
Pub
Vic
Hvery
Anton Wiesner
Nellie Kelly
Bila
James Kelly
Rome
Mgr. Sbarraty
Philippine
Elande
Wabash Bord Neelaren
Prince Henry
Wilhelmina
Amsterdam
Maj
van Tot
Maj. van Tot
Minn
Red Lodge
Mont
Bridger
Dave Davidson
Kauffman
Baxter Zachary
Andrew Balano
Sioux
City
J. Fred Meyers
Correctionville
Des Moines
Ducky” Holmes
London
Baron Tweedmouth
Dudley Churchill Marjorite
Marie
Brodrick
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Muriel * White
Mr. White
Metropolitan Asylums Board
Foreign Office
Li Hung Chang
Japan
Christiania
Ohio
Columbus
Vee
Burdell
Republican State Campaign Committee
Hanna
Foraker
Democratic State Committee
C. G. Knox
Stock Yards Bank
East St. Louis
Theodore Duddleston, Jr
Sulcifen
Terre Haute
Luean Mullinix
Asherville
Here
James W. Allen
Dena
Bordentown
N. J
United States Senate
Diehl
Philip Gerst
Cane
Ga Crosse
Wik
Cron
John Tédnard
Rob Bug
GIL
Kno
Andrew J. Eckstein
Marie Demicns
Scientific American
Jeahington
D.C
California
Onder
Sonvey
Minnesota
Christina A.oixon
Peterson
Ie Kurther
New
State OF Minnesota
Ninth Judicial District
Krown
New UK
Howate
New Ulan
John W. Jensen
Dewnvaper
George
Sealy
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ontario
Island Falls Mines Company, Limited
Flesres
Island Falls
Owrrea
West Superior, Wis
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