Penn Defeats Cornell 42 to 0 in Philadelphia
Penn defeated Cornell 42 to 0 in Philadelphia ending Cornell’s football season. The Quakers opened with 12 points in the first half and surged to 30 more in the second half, while Cornell’s offense failed to establish ground or protect the ball. Breuster and Lynch contributed as Penn dominated both lines, with Mulford excelling at quarterback.
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Thanksgiving banquet links Bryan and Choate in London duel of repartee
At the Hotel Cecil in London on Thanksgiving Day 400 guests, including Duke of Marlborough and Lord Davey, heard William Jennings Bryan as guest of honor. Ambassador Choate and Bryan exchanged good natured barbs as they praised Anglo American friendship and the United States achievements.
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Thanksgiving at the White House marked by quiet family gathering
President and Mrs. Wilson spent Thanksgiving at the White House with relatives and guests from politics and government. Horace A. Yose served the turkey, and Secretary of State Hay and family joined the meal. Actors included Representative Hull, Assistant Secretary Armstrong, and Knox family members amid a Massachusetts avenue home gathering.
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Battery on His Rank Complaining to Roosevelt
An article reports Charles Threshon charged with writing letters to Presidents Roosevelt Cleveland and McKinley about an alleged electric battery attached to his feet that hindered him from reaching the president. He was jailed, declared insane, and sent to Bellevue Hospital. another similar case involved Kalman Fodessy, a Budapest-born watchmaker, who also wrote to Roosevelt and was committed after a rambling letter.
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Cedric Arrives in New York After Rumored Sinking
The Cedric, the world’s largest steamship, docked in New York after a seven day crossing from Liverpool. Notable passengers included the Earl and Countess of Yarmouth, Frederick Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt, and Brigadier General and Mrs. J. D. Te Rusay. The Countess was ill with influenza during the voyage.
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Panama Junta Ratifies Canal Treaty After US Receipt
The Panamanian Junta composed of Jose Augdall Arrange Tomes Arlay and Manuel Espinosa unanimouly decides to ratify the canal treaty as soon as it is received in Washington and authorizes Bunau Varilla to communicate the decision to the United States government. The action brings great joy across the isthmus, with officials and ministers informed. The cable notes the three weeks since Panama's republic birth ending with ratification intent.
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General Reyes Arrives in City to Intercede for Colombia
General Reyes arrives with generals Azpinski Holequin Cabalerro aboard the Beverly at Port Limon and travels to Washington to intercede for Colombia. They avoid publicity, pay with Colombian coin, and refuse interviews until arrival in Washington.
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