Riots in Hamilton Leave Scores Injured as Troops Advance
Nov 24. Hamilton Ontario sees violent clashes between rioters and police and soldiers. Militia and cavalry charge with fixed bayonets after riot act is read. Streetcars vandalized and injuries include women and children. Frank Fitzgerald gravely injured. Police arrest about twenty. crowd frees prisoners.
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Hamilton
James and King
Middleton
Ogilvie
James Street
King Street
Frank Fitzgerald
Brady's Car in Crash Leaves Driver Injured
Local report from Brady says the Diamond Jim machine struck J B Bright in front of a farmer's wagon on Nov 24 causing the wagon to overturn. The driver sustained injuries and was taken to Nassau Hospital while Brady, then at Brook railroad station, prepared a return visit as authorities pursued him.
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Bomerstic
N. J Brady
Big
Eye
Tunison
Brady
Harrie
Brook
Raritan
Nassau Hospital
Damage From Muskrat Break Destroys Canal Bank
Thousands of dollars in damage reported after muskrats gnawed canal bank near Tenton. Water breached the bank, eroding the adjacent lane and causing major destruction to the canal area and nearby property.
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Tenton
Dewey's Wine Adin Wey & Soy in New York Venture
S032 Co. faces a £28 charge at Fulton Street as Adin Wey and Soy 6 ES Feito establish a New York venture.
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Dewey
Fulton
Adin
Spectator Injuries Mark Quaker City Auto Races
At Point Breeze Philadelphia seven spectators were injured two seriously after a steering fault sent a 60 horsepower car through a rail. F E Hubbs and F M Furlow, both from Philadelphia, suffered leg fractures. Car driven by Phil Kirk and Edward Barrett escaped with minor injuries. The fifty mile race was won by E H Elliott of New York in a Packard with Mercedes and Berliet taking second and third. About ten thousand spectators watched.
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Philadelphia
Point Breeze
F. E. Hubbs
F. M. Furlow
Phil” Kirk
Edward Barrett
Ernest D. Keesler
New York
Henry Sutton
E. H. Elliott
Packard
Stevens-Duryea
H. V. Johansen
Studebaker
Mercedes
Bernet
Elliott
Berliet
Carnegie Gives $590000 Gift to Baltimore Library System
Andrew Carnegie to donate 500000 for expanding the Enoch Pratt Library in Baltimore with twenty branch libraries. City must maintain free public library at least 10 percent of building costs. Gift follows late Pratt’s $1 million bequest and aims to integrate branches into Pratt system.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Andrew Carnegie
Enoch Pratt
Gary
Timanus
Carnegie
Pratt
Broch Pratt
Pittsburg
Harrison
Allegheny
Noc Pratt
Cream Puffs Poison Many In Buffalo Nightmare
Between fifty and one hundred people in Buffalo became ill after eating cream puffs yesterday. Health officials and police investigate potential formaldehyde or ptomaine poisoning in the filling. Some victims may die, while others remain critically ill. no arrests announced yet.
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Buffalo
Buted
Maaey
Health Department
Ocean Grove student injured in Neptune Lakewood football game
Alfred Rushton nineteen year old Ocean Grove student was struck at the base of the brain during a Neptune High versus Lakewood High football game. He was taken unconscious to St Marys Hospital and remained in a grave condition with suspected skull fracture at night.
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Lakewood
N. J
Alfred Rushton
Ocean Grove
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tushten
Neptune High School
Lakewood High School
Shipping Ad Claims Low Rates and Large Vessels
An old advertisement touts low rates and superior service for large ships sailing on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Pier 4b on the North River. It lists office pricing and directions in terse shorthand.
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North River
Bisadwey
Oelrichs Estate Settlement Reaches Amicable Accord
Mrs Theresa Fair Oelrichs agrees to release further claims to her late husband Herman Oelrichs estate in exchange for bonds and real estate for her son Hermann Jr. The arrangement, filed with the Surrogate, involves Pacific Coast Company bonds worth about 1000 each and a 975 acre Cygnus shooting ranch valued above 50000. Hermann Jr. receives the Cygnus ranch while Mrs Oelrichs gains 100 Pacific Coast bonds. Probate actions and potential reductions of legacies await further agreement and court sanction.
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Theresa Fair Oelrichs
Hermann Oelrichs
Charles May Oelrichs
Jay & Candler
William M. Oelrichs
Hermann Oelrichs, Jr
Oelrichs
California
Hermann Oyplridhs, Jr
William K. Vanderbilt
Charles M. Oelrichs
Long Island
Lucy Jay
William Jay
Charles Moelrichs
Attempt to Wreck B. and O. Train Reported Near Connellsville
An eastbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train was flagged near Hickman Run after a trackwalker found two logs tied to the rails. Investigators believe foreigners with a grudge against the railroad placed the obstruction. company detectives are handling the case.
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Connellsville
Penn
Baltimore & Ohio
Hickman Run
Splendid B and O Train Service Changes Effective November
Effective November 25 the New Cincinnati and St Louis Daylight Special will depart New York at 1:00 a.m. from Liberty Street with through sleepers to Baltimore Washington and St Louis. The Chicago Limited leaves West Street at 7:80 a.m. and Liberty Street at 6:00 a.m. Ad.
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New York
Liberty Street
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Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
West Rd Street
Liberty St
Platts Aide Howe to Leave Next Year
Albert H. Howe longtime secretary to Senator Platt will sever ties with the senator early next year. Rumors say Howe plans Western business ventures and Platt may resign from the Senate after January 1. Friends note Platt has shifted major interests to ease burdens while in good health overall. Howe has been a key support with indispensable services to Platt for years.
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Albert H. Howe
Platt
Howe
Senator Platt
Senate
Gotham Hotel
Mr. Howe
Treason in Servia Causes Sensation in Vienna
Vienna reports in the Evening Gazete of Prague a Serian dispatch describing a strong movement among politicians and military men to depose the Kara Georgievitch dynasty headed by King Peter. Conspirators reportedly favor a prince from a European court as future Servian king.
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Gazete
Prague
Seriin
Belgrade
Servia
Karageorgevitch
Peter
Caruso Monkeys’ Fame Hits Knocko With Illness
Caruso’s notoriety crowds the zoo as Knocko the Java monkey falls ill from the spectacle. Keeper Tim Corcoran says the exhausted animal is refusing food and under care in the monkey hospital. Police guard and visitors seek Caruso, but Knocko’s illness keeps him away from the public for now.
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Knocko
Caruso
Monkey Hospital
Tim” Corcoran
Corcoran
Tim
Knock
Monkey House
Monkey
Adventurous Trip Begun From Greenwich On Teal
Garfield Chard of Greenwich and Sidney Stokes of New Haven set sail from Greenwich in the 30 foot schooner Teal bound for the St John s River Florida a distance of about twelve hundred miles. The boat carries provisions guns ammunition and a small cabin forward for protection.
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The
Tribune
J Greenwich Conn
Demand Duty On Chapel Fixtures At Columbia University
Customs inspectors hold up the Columbia University chapel furnishings valued at $5,000 awaiting 35 percent duty. President Butler appeals to the Board of Appraisers for action this week. The items include a pulpit, choir stalls, reredos and chairs. The dispute centers on whether under the Dingley Tariff law they are church goods or wood furnishings.
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Columbia University
Butler
Board of Appraisers
Columbia
Stranahan
Yale's Football Triumph Over Harvard 6-0 in Classic Rivalry
Yale defeats Harvard 6 to 0 at Yale Field in a fast, textbook clash. Yale dominates rushing and uses a sharp forward pass to break through Harvard’s defense. Attendance nears 32,000 as Yale gains 186 rushing yards to Harvard's 90 with strong punting and few penalties.
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Harvard
Knox
Rad Jones
Princeton
Tad Jones
Newhall
Bigelow
Veeder
Alcott
Roome
Jones
Foster
Linn
Wernecken
Cambridge
Larr
Southern Railway Ad Promotes Travel Comfort
Southern Railway markets the best way with double daily service and dining and sleeping cars. Information available at XNY office located at 271 and Sway.
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Southern Railway
New York Central Lines Offer Fast Chicago Service
Leaves New York at 3 20 P M arrives Chicago next morning for 8 dollars and two nights ride by America’s Greatest Railroad. A dozen other fast trains to Chicago and St Louis operated by the New York Central Lines.
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Chi
NEW York Central Lines
Chicago
St. Louis
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