Jewish Celebrations Honor Settlement in United States Meeting
A packed Carnegie Hall audience heard a ceremonial program honoring Jewish settlement efforts in the United States. Attendees included leaders and dignitaries who read messages from President Roosevelt, with addresses by ex-President McClellan and figures from religious and civic life.
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Orailot Wats
Judes Mayer
Sulzherar
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Rey
David J. Greer
New Yorks
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Menties
Arrivals of Orrete Weather Report and Fires Note
Fragment shows weather report and notes on yesterday fires and arrivals of Orrete. Mentions Marine Intelligence and Foreign MM Bees with page references. Limited readable facts prevent fuller event detail.
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Orrete
Ciety
Parker Answers Jerome on Court Integrity
Alton Parker defends the Supreme Court’s integrity after District Attorney Jerome questioned the court’s personnel. He urges high standards, praise for judges, and united effort by the bar and public to maintain justice and proper conduct in judicial selections.
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Court of Appeals
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City Club
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Fliers Leaves the Tracks at Stony Creek Collision
Seetial reports that the Philadelphia flyer left Scranton and jumped the Falls at Stony Creek, derailing an engine and three cars into the water. Fireman Purdy and the engineer in charge John Wihis were killed and the engineer injured. five more workers hurt but not severely. Scrub team members from Princeton united, reportedly uninjured. Telegraph poles and wires were torn, delaying reports and fueling rumors of mass fatalities.
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Banker’s Son Charles D Godfrey Ends Life in San Diego
Special to The New York Times reports Charles Dudley Godfrey, 50, eldest son of New York banker Charles H Godfrey, killed himself at his San Diego home by shooting. He had suffered despondency and health issues, and warned a nurse of a possible shot before the fatal act.
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Los Angeles
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Godfrey
Charles H. Godfrey
New York
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Gawilpes
San Dipen
Coyotes
Charles Dudley Godfrey Peaid
Lion
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Bright
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Aya Nets
H. Godfrey
San Diego
High Priced Football in Massillon Canton Title Fight
Massillon beat Canton 14 to 4 in a Ohio championship game played in Massillon. Reported pay to players reached up to 500 dollars for top stars from Canton and nearby teams. Stars on Massillon included Schrantz McNulty McChesney Lang and Drake while Canton boasted Blondy Wallace and Heston Cure among others. The event, seen as decisive for the season, left Massillon financially ahead after a long deficit.
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New York Times
Massillon
Ohio
Syke
Maassillon
Canton
Blondy ” Wallace
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Heston
Michigan
Cure
Lafayette
Eremy
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Washington and Jefferson
McNulty
Chieweo
McChesney
Chicago Baseball
Lang
Latrobe
Drake
Rinceton
Muassiliin
Arrived Steamship Cedric at Liverpool and Peatsa Aprived
The notice records arrival of the steamship Cedric at Liverpool and the Peatsa at Colon, with details obscured by OCR. Names and ports appear, indicating a shipping movements summary from a historic newspaper page segment.
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Liverpool
Peatsa
Steamship Finance
Colon
Armaid Navy Football Plans and Special Trains
Special trains will leave New York on December 2 for a football game at Ang 11 28 A M via Pennsylvania Railroad, return after the event. Round trip tickets good on special and regular trains priced at $2.15. Boston Fall River Line steamers from Pier 19 N A foot of Warren St operate weekdays and Sundays 7 PM with orchestra aboard.
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Insurance Department Investigation Expands to State Office
The legislative Armstrong committee plans to broaden scrutiny of the State Insurance Department amid evidence that ex State Superintendent Louis F. Payn received 40000 dollars from Mutual Reserve Life. Witnesses from the department and additional insurers are expected to testify as hearings extend into 1908 if authorized by the legislature.
Commuters Smash a Door in Summit NJ
In Summit New Jersey commuters clashed with the Lackawanna Railroad after the company closed an archway between two stations without permission. Passengers found their doorway blocked, a partition nailed up, and a crowd surged to force entry as the door disappeared. The door reportedly will be replaced, though commuters vow to resist frequent removals.
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New Yor. Times
Summit
Rahway Vatley Railroad Company
Lackawanna Railroad
Sats Company
Ple
InquisitionAlleys State House Reformers Target Speaker Hope
Trenton dispatch on New Jersey reformers pressing for control of the next Assembly. Eleven Essex and five Hudson lawmakers catechize Robbins, deemed unsatisfactory for Speakership. If four more votes join, reformers could seize caucus control. Also lists New York Central train times for Albany routes.
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Fagan
Colby
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Hudson
Robbins
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Essex and Hudson
Corporation Counsel Record
Jersey City
Passajic
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Faucus
Czar's Guards Arrested Over Petitions at Tsarskoe-Selo
Reports say soldiers from the Yellow Cuirassiers, Guard Hussars, and Life Guard Riflemen were jailed for presenting petitions including opposition to troop use for policing. Rumors of an attack on the Emperor and a wounded Grand Duke circulated until denied by imperial sources. Fort Roll call saw artillerymen press for release of the arrested troops.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
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Plague of Beggars Mar City Celebration
A mob of masqueraders crowded Fifth Avenue and Central Park, blocking pedestrians and provoking abuse as refusals to give were met with hostility. A 125-strong Cherry Hill gang seized Intervale Hotel grounds and consumed $125 in food and beer without payment. Two 14 year old boys dressed as clowns caused mischief on West 125th Street and were arrested.
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Policeman Stops Runaway Horse Then Is Injured
Patrolman John O Flynn appeared at the East 126th Street Station with a torn armor and mud stained uniform after driving a runaway horse to the station in a cab. He recounted grabbing the horse, slipping, and the cab toppling onto him. An ambulance took him to Jarlem Hospital where doctors said he had a badly fractured skull and his recovery looked doubtful.
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Madison Avenue
Jarlem Hospital
Rockefeller Charity Plans Newsboys Home in Cleveland
John D Rockefeller backs a $150000 project for a Cleveland newsboys home. Led by Dr Charles A Eaton of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, the home aims to aid homeless or destitute boys under a set age, offering lodging at no cost to those in need while others receive other benefits.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Charles A.eaton
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
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Roosevelt Family Thanksgiving Trip To Plain Dealing VA
President and Mrs Roosevelt with Archie and Ethel left Washington to spend Thanksgiving at Plain Dealing near Rapidan Virginia, in Mrs Roosevelt s recently purchased country home. They return tomorrow night. Miss Alice Roosevelt visits Aunt Mrs Cowles on N Street. Alice Roosevelt, though weakened by illness, attends her first Benning race today.
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New York Times
Washington
Excommunicated Guests Ban at Kennedy Pritchett Wedding
Omaha note details Bishop Scannell declaring ipso facto excommunication for Catholics who attended or joined the Kennedy Pritchett wedding and reception. The pastoral cites church laws on cooperation in unlawful acts and upholds moral prohibition on separating those God has joined. Mae Hamilton, a wealthy Omaha bridesmaid, figured among attendees.
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Richard Scannell
Nebraska
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E. H. Jenks
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George E. Pritchett
Episcopal Church
Mr. Kennedy
Scannell
Clergy Critiques Politics in Sermon on New York Tally
The Rev. J. Lewis Parks of Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church denounced a drift in public morals after the recent New York election. He criticized corporate dishonesty and urged removing the junior U.S. Senator of New York from the Century Association membership rolls.
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Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Oyitown
Century Association
Death Claims Caisson Worker William Sliney at Bellevue Hospital
William Sliney, 45, of 309 East 103rd Street, died at Bellevue Hospital from caisson disease contracted while working as a caisson man for the Pennsylvania tunnel project at Thirty third Street and First Avenue. He labored on the night shift in two hour relays and collapsed near Thirty-fourth Street after exceeding normal pressure. He never regained consciousness.
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Bellevue Hospital
Sliney
Thirtythird Street
First Avenue
Pennsylvania
Fire alarms Fourteenth Street theatres as smoke fills venues
A blaze at Bubeck & Guerin premises on Fourteenth Street caused smoke to drift toward nearby theatres and penny fairs on East Thirteenth Street yesterday afternoon. Audiences at Huber's Museum, the Dewey Theatre, and The Fair were sent home. Chief Croker valued damage at about $15,000.
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Bubeck & Guerin
East Thirteenth Street
Huber's Museum
Dewey Theatre
Croker
Frances Wilson Weds French Cartoonist In New Rochelle
Miss Frances Wilson, daughter of actor Francis Wilson, married Charles Huard, a French cartoonist, at the Wilson home in New Rochelle yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was by Rev. Dr Wittmeyer of the French Church du St. Esprit in Manhattan, with few relatives present. Mrs Wilson gave her daughter away. Mr Wilson was away playing in Indianapolis and unaware until a Thanksgiving greeting from his daughter.
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Francis Wilson
Charles Huard
Wilson
New Rochelle
Miss Wilson
France
Mr. Huard
Huard
America
Dr.Wittmeyer
French Church du St. Esprit
Manhattan
Judge Johnson to visit Jerome for gambling law guidance
Judge Frank L. Johnson of the District Court, noted for enforcing anti gambling and saloon closing laws, will depart for New York on Saturday evening and seek advice from District Attorney Jerome on further procedure.
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Frank L. Johnson
District Court
New York
Jerome
Mayer's Lost Envelopes In Election Recount Probe
Attorney General Julius M Mayer reported four official memoranda envelopes missing. He asked police to aid in the search, with an all city alarm issued to locate them. Mayer, in Boston for a Jewish mass meeting, has been active on election recount matters. Detective Sergeant Mannion could not confirm contents.
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Julius M. Mayer
New York
Information Bureau of Headquarters
Mannion
Boston
Steamer Seized by Mutineers Held for Ransom
The mutineers at Batum Transcaucasia have seized an Austrian Lloyd steamer and are holding it for ransom. Count Goluchowski has sent a protest to the Russian Government.
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Neue Freie Presse
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Transcaucasia
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Balfour Cabinet Likely to Resign and Liberal Government Seen
London dispatch reports the Balfour Cabinet poised to resign with final steps to be set at today’s meeting. Indications grow that Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman could become premier as Liberals prepare to form government after the cabinet council.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
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Henry
Loubet Says He Will Not Seek Re election
Paris December 1 President Loubet confirms in a published interview that he will not accept a renewal of the presidency. He calls a new mandate undesirable in a democratic country and says his retirement will end his public career in any capacity.
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Paris
Loubet
Plucky 14-Year-Old Star Captains Park Football Team
Fourteen year old John Martin, captain and heaviest player, starred in a Brooklyn Prospect Park football game yesterday. He collided with 11 year old John Moran, suffered a compound fracture of the right leg below the hip. Martin home at 1828 Fulton Street. Moran stayed by him as bone was set. Martin praised the tackle and told the boy he was all to the good.
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Prospect Park
Brooklyn
John Moran
Martin
Fulton Street
Schwab Seen as Possible Senate Candidate Next Year
In Washington on November 30, Schwab of Steel Trust fame is viewed with little credence as a future U S senator candidate to succeed Francis G Newlands of Nevada. He has mining interests at Tonopah and visits there each summer to oversee property. Locals greet him warmly and urge a run, but he has given no serious consideration. The Legislature now sits Republican by a one vote margin. a new one must be elected two years hence before any attempt against Newlands could occur.
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New York Times
Washington
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Trust
United States Senate
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Schwab
Tonopah
Senate
Newlanas
Child Masquerader Killed in Street Accident
An eight year old Bohemian girl Alaska Velebil living at 541 East Seventy Fifth Street was killed after being struck by horses attached to a truck at First Avenue and Seventy First Street during a masquerade. The driver John Reilly of 1443 Second Avenue stopped too late and was taken into custody on a homicide charge.
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First Avenue
Seventy-first Street
John Reilly
Second Avenue
Alaska
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Delahanty
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CAPT BERRY DIES BY OWN HAND IN WASHINGTON
Capt Alga P Berry shot himself in Vancouver Washington ending his life after a general court martial found him guilty of intoxication gambling and violating a pledge not to drink while in command of the transport Quford He left a note bequeathing his property to his wife and mother The wife a daughter of Brig Gen A H Hainbridge is now with the Geral in Washington D C
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West Point
Purity of Burnett's Vanilla Questioned by No Commission
The claim that Burnett's Vanilla purity is never questioned by any pure food commission appears in a brief note. It reflects a stance rather than a formal finding by authorities and lacks specific dates or entities.
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Adv
Mutiny Suppressed as Mutineers Surrender After Harbor Fighting
Reports from St Petersburg cite Admiral Chouknin's telegram detailing Nov 27 to 29 clashes. Mutineers seized small craft, fired on the Otchakoff and other ships, leading to heavy fire that wounded several and burned the Otchakoff. About 1,500 mutineers reportedly surrendered to Brest Regiment with ten guns.
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Wwasankag Oe
Slavotschinsky
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Tergel
Chouknin
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