Cornell Beaten by Penn in Annual Football Game
Penn defeated Cornell 12 to 4 in the annual football clash at Franklin Field. The game drew about 20,000 spectators as Penn surged ahead early, then Cornell rallied but could not overcome the Quakers. Ray C. Van Orman of Cornell was hospitalized with a brain concussion. others from the Whitehall and Bridesburg teams suffered injuries in separate games nearby.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithacans
New York State
Carnellans
Ead
Fesasylvania
Quakers
Pennesylvania
Pentert- Yaria
Haacads
Beady
Caldweill
Ray C. van Orman
University of Pennsylvania
Tah Wes
Vived
Whitethall
Wrhiesbare
Enburben Aos
W Ter Eckley
FW. Swarts
Hugh Luckman
Collartone
Aymbers
Bridesburg
Whitteball
Haversford
E.pu
Sousa's Illness Delays Bandroom Conducting Plans
Reports indicate Sousa is seriously ill with a condition described as piomdaine foisering. John Philip Aster gmat Cant is unable to undertake ongoing rehearsals as the band attempts to manage the situation. In Madison Wisconsin, efforts to proceed with performances are paused while the band contends with the disruption and seeks a temporary substitute conductor.
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Joha
Tor Madison
Wis
Marnasis
Umster
Lewes Ferbihkien
Drunken Hunters Fire On Auto Party Near Mount Huax
In Mount Huax New Jersey on November 29 county official Commissioner Julien and his wife were escorting an auto party when three hunters, Walter Mech Par and Charles Bat f Caméen, allegedly fired at a short range at the machine. The blast shattered the armobite but none of the occupants were hit. The three men were arrested after the incident.
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Mount Huux
N. J
Hos
Julien
Walter Mech
Wholesale Kidnapping Strikes Mexico City
Police pursue a major organized kidnapping case in Mexico City. For two months 49 children and 27 girls aged 2 to 17 have been taken from homes. Details of captors, destinations, and motives remain unclear as investigators work to locate the victims.
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Mexico City
Robbers Drill Goldfield Depot in Large Haul
Bandits attacked the Toanopeth Goldfield and Dellireg railway depot, overpowered two watchmen, forced open a safe, and fled with several thousand dollars. The raid damaged scrip issued by John Cock bank and rails indicate further losses may be higher.
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Goldfield
Nev
Toanopeth
Goldfield & Dellireg Rathoad
John
Cock Bank
MISS POWELL S VIOLIN RECITAL AT WOMEN S COLLEGE
Miss Powell, a renowned violinist praised for technical mastery and artistic temperament, performed at the Women's College Tuesday evening. Accompanied by Miss Ascherfeld on piano, the duo impressed with refined tone and precise collaboration, delivering an evening of exemplary music.
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Women's College
Mive Powell
Ascherild
Miss Powell
Bias Ascherfeld
Plano
Moss
Sleo
Miey Ascherfeld
Redesiak
Cancervatory
Masta
Grace Episcopal Church Roots in Martinsville History
An active church worker in Martinsville, Virginia, spurred the community to found Grace Episcopal Church after visiting an area without a church. Funds were raised through baskets sold by residents, flower garden salvage, and parish efforts, with the first service held in 1897. A rectory project followed, completed in 1837, offering heated, gas-lit spaces and modern comforts for the time.
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Ofurab Warkors
Martirsville
Iilinoly
Wiliam G. DeLeshmus
Misa Virginia Ratch
Saica
Ceed
Debs
Grace Episcopal Church
McXary
Jane Troughlin
Wm. G. Dai Whee
Dolashmett
Tows
Sams Westie
Alos
Doll Show Arrangements Set For December Afternoon
The event will feature a Santa gift distribution to little girls, with exhibits of home made candies cakes and beverages for sale. Proceeds support the Eepiy StorE and Amotishop groups hosting the Doll Show during the afternoon session from 3 to 6 p.m. on December 2.
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Eepiy
Amotishop
Santa
Lila
Tasiers Elected At Presbyterian Church Meeting
At the conclusion of the church service yesterday the congregational meeting heard the trustees and deacons reports. Messrs George A. Desn Frank L Stoner and James A. Brown were elected trustees to serve for three years. This item appears in The News.
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Tasiers
Sirrinss
Presbyterian Church
Board of Trustees
Deagons
Heerd
Messrs
Georgs A. Desn
Frack L Stoner
James A. Brown
Reading Railway and Manufactoring Towns Face Panic Ahead
A 28 state survey shows dark clouds in Reading area with panic among Eastern Pennsylvania towns. Reading Railroad reports over 15 000 cars on one division while few plants run short shifts. Anthracite coal and freight volumes rise though plants stay sparse. Most districts expect busy days ahead and steady shop car work in the city is assured.
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Reading Railway
Pennsylvania
Reading Railroad
Wedaerpis
Iigstern
Pittsburg Mills Start Up After Shutdown
Pittsburg November 20. Republic Steel company resumes full operation across its plants including Wheatland site. Howe Brown & Co will restart operations as measures to clear checks and cash flow are underway.
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Pittsburg
The
Republic
Wheatland
Howe, Brown & Co
Wiil Deck Ftig
Local Health Update Offbeat OCR Snippet
The Stok. Mr. Wa. 8, Filler, Eaat Taird strest, is quite sick. The condition of Dr. Samuel T. Asil ver is slightly improved. Mrs. Charlez Graser, East Third streat, lz on the slok Mab.
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Samuel T. Asilver
Charlez
Graser
East Third Streat
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations furnished for November 22, 1907 show cattle and crop prices. Entries list red clover and timothy hay, oats, wheat, corn, and straw values per ton or per bushel, with bar rel and ton pricing. Prices vary by quality and grade, including white oats, yellow shelled corn, and bran and middlings for animal feed.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Local notes from Jefferson and surrounding area
Jefferson and nearby communities report visits by Mr Wm Baller and family, Emory Baller thumb injury, Pop the large dog’s death, baled hay shipments by Oliver Hoffer, trades by Isaac Brubaker, Kasdy Shaff found a strange item and fatally shot it, Ralph Culler plans a new residence, Easterday returns from Virginia, Arthur Sailor visits Monteyne, Raymond Shaff to pave concrete, rising hog prices and hogs on farm, glass pane breakage at M E church, inclement weather halts Sunday services, Dittmar leads Protracted Meeting, Hammond visits from Cumberland, oyster supper for M B church, hogs being gathered, Rockgate/Yellow Springs debates on drink selling vs. vote selling, community events at Edgewood Shorsh of God, Home missions program, corn husking ongoing, cannery and butchering updates.
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Jefferson
Lee Smith
Marthe Parker
Wm. Baller
Wilim
Mia
Garris Ferguson
Daryton
Ohio
Emory Baller
Ontler
Pop
Samuel Gulier
Rederick
Olivar Hoffer
Isaac Brubaker
Ralph Culler
A. Gregg
Monteyne
Raymond L. Shaff
Wellaz
Priaa
Curlat
Lonts Rios
Cread
Rice
Wero
Pigoa
M. E
D. N. Dittmar
Reformed Church
Rear
Stiles
Ariosa Coffee Spotlight Highlights Ar Buckles Quality
A note praises Ar Buckles for leading Ar buckles in present quality of Ariosa Coffee, claiming exceptional standards and ongoing excellence across blends and brewing. The statement emphasizes superior flavor and consistency.
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Ibacens
Sousa
Auto Party
Os ‘Ade
Singer
Wilson
Singer Sewing Machine Co
East Patrick St
Frederick
Courty Sorres
Ndehue
Evants County
Maeset
Hammond
Camberland
Baltimore
Bess Aga
Grand Lodge of Masonz
Cloild
I. W. Dorsey
Jamestown Exposition
Virginia
M. PB
Rocky
Pri
Baorkhart’s
Yellow Springa
Messrs. C
Olem
F. Harrie
Mosarr
R.G. Harley
G L. Twenty, Jr
Masia Alec
Masia
Walcome
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Pinkham
Woomen
Lydia B. Pinkham
United States
Washington
Arbuckld Bros
New York City
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