Indians win at Franklin Field with Hudson drop kicks
Carlisle defeats Pennsylvania as Hudson the quarterback delivers two drop goals and ten points in a dramatic open game. Metoxen runs strong, Minds misses two points, and Penn fights back with lengthy punting drives before the Indians pull away. Fans cheer the Carlisle band and onlookers as Hudson cemented his place in football history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hudson
Carlisle
Franklin Field
Harvard
Dusky Warriors
Pennsylvania
Hudson
Hugson
Billy” Bull
Yale
Brooke
Billy” Kull
Findson
Metoxen
Boyle
Minds
Indians
Pennsy
Pennylvania
Hudeson
Smith
Hare
McCracken
Heffelfinger
Anita
Silver Tongue
Carlisle School
Bemis Pierce
Shirtmakers Stand Firm in Strike as Weavers Stay Out
The shirtmakers strike, now one week old, shows unanimous support for continuing the stoppage. A mass meeting is planned in Standard Hall with speakers from New York, while many operators reportedly remain away from factories. Some weavers may return if wage schedules are restored to 1892 standards, with Bachmann & Co. signaling operations will resume Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Hall
Fourth
Bainbridge Streets
G. Zamet Ken
New York
Joseph Barondess
Hancock and
Huntingdon Streets
Labor Lyceum Hall
Second Street
Cambria
F. A. Bachmann & Co
Second
Somerset Streets
Trial to Begin Next Week Promises Bribery Exposure
WilkesBarre dispatch reports the Van Valkenburg case proceeding with warrants served by the Barring McSweeney Agency. Marshall Barring asserts the defense has spent substantial sums, denies conspiracy claims, and vows the Pottsville trial on November 15 will reveal a state wide system of bribery and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeder
Barring
van Valkenburg
Pottsville
Mr. Barring
Reeder Trial Set for Conspiracy to Defame Wanamaker
Special telegram reports General Frank Reeder Assemblyman Weiss and M. B. Luckenbach face a conspiracy defame Wanamaker trial to begin the court term starting Monday. Subpoenas to witnesses for Wednesday. Reeder rejects any settlement or compromise, while Weiss also rejects settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Connell
Scranton
General Reeder
van Valkenburg
Reeder
Assemblyman Weiss
Powder Mill Blast Kills Two in Hazleton Area
A powder mill near Tomhickon belonging to Dr W H Yeager exploded at 5 AM injuring workers Joseph Belix and another man named Rodgers. Both died several hours later as the blast shook the surrounding area for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Hazleton
Tomhickon
W. H Yeager
Joseph Belix
Rodgers
Anne
City Notes Yearly charity and court news from Twelfth Street
The Sunday Breakfast Association held its annual donation day yesterday on Twelfth Street. A coroner led an inquest into William Gordon's death, ruling poison as the cause. An estate adjudication directs 234 272.52 dollars in trust for decedent relatives. Diphtheria cases rose with 140 new reports last week across wards, none in several wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Breakfast Association
Association
Twelfth Street
William Gordon
Silver Street
Penroseerday
Elizabeth Pearce
Ed Ue Maddock
Noble Street
Marate
Yester
Orpheus’ Court
Yeaterday
Maria L. Dick
Tees
William L. Bull
Stewart
James Stewart
Wetcome
Guarantee Company of
L. V =ee
John B. Mencke
J. B. “Sleuth
Roney Deal Denied by Quay Amid Veracity Question
After Quay and Martin met, Republicans debate whether a quid pro quo favored Roney for Tax Receiver. Some claim Quay denied any deal while Martin indicates Roney is secured. anti-machine factions consider independent plans and a Citizens’ Union push to deny Martin control ahead of the mayoral race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Quays
Romney
Martin
Quay
Senator Quay
Washington
Quay-Martin
State Committee
Philadelphia
Roney
Citizens’ Union
Citizens’ Union Projectors
James H Lyons dies at 57 builder and potter
James H Lyons died Friday at his home 1608 Wallace Street. He leaves a wife, two sons and a daughter. Lyons learned plumbing as a boy, built more than a thousand houses in the Northwestern city district, and on April 1 organized Lyons Pottery Company to produce sanitary ware in Camden. He was active in the business until his death and was a member of the Masonic fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Lyons
Wallace Street
Camden
Livens
North Broad Street
Hanna Will Be Chosen in Ohio Legislature Caucus
Reported official counts show the Ohio Senate with 19 Democrats and 17 Republicans and the House with 51 Democrats and 58 Republicans giving a 5 vote Republican majority on joint ballot. Hanna is set as caucus nominee for Senate amid GOP talks of anti-Hanna groups. Governor Bushnell awaits Democratic Senate for confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Hanna
Bushnell
Judge rules Centre township returns must be certified
In ToLepo Ohio November 6 Judge Parker of the Ninth Circuit ordered Wood County Board of Supervisors to certify Centre township returns. He said their duties are ministerial and they may not look beyond the returns. The legality of polling booth boundaries and ballot validity must be settled by courts or the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ToLepo
Ohio
Parker
Ninth
Cirrcuit Court
Wood County Board of Supervisors
Centre Township
Norris
Board of Supervisors
Silver Service For The Wilmington Gun Boat
A Wilmington Board of Trade committee plans a November 23 presentation of a silver service to the gun boat Wilmington. A afternoon street demonstration and an evening Auditorium meeting will feature speeches by Thomas F Bayard George Gray and Higgins. Secretary Long and Admiral Matthews intend to attend for a red letter day in the city’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Board of Trade
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
George Gray
Higgins
Long
Navy Department
Matthews
Delaware
Diphtheria Outbreak Hits Milford and Surrounding Areas
In Milford the Blankenbush family suffers two child deaths and a mother from diphtheria with another son ill. Several other cases arise as nurses are unavailable. Epidemic spreads to White Mills Stroudsburg and East Stroudsburg prompting school closures and town alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
William Blankenbush
Greentown
Pike County
Blankenbush
White Mills
Wayne County
Stroudsburg
East Stroudsburg
The Theological Student Removed After Zoo Marriage
Rev. George A. Reader a Boston University Theological School student was asked to leave after conducting the wedding of A St Andrassy and Mixes Charlotte Wiberg in a lion s cage at the city Zoo last Thursday the faculty announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George A. Reader
Boston University Theological School
A. St. Andrassy
Charlotte Wiberg
Mystery of Philadelphia Mother Found in Almshouse After Eight Years
Thomas Dallas, a Philadelphia contractor, reuniting with his long missing mother Ellen Dallas at Farnhurst New Castle County Almshouse after detect by a former playmate. She wandered from Philadelphia in autumn 1888 wearing a black skirt and plaid shawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Thomas Dallas
Diamond Street
Philadelphia
Dallas
Ellen Dallas
New Castle County Almhouse
Farnhurst
Electric Brevities Chronicle Far-Reaching Incidents
A collage of brief items reports Dan Lamont arriving in Portland for railway inspection. Other notes cover a Chattanooga Lookout Mountain accident killing two women, a head-on collision near New Albany injuring a fireman, a San Francisco arrest for fake checks, a fatal coal-explosion death in San Janea, a Michigan ore vein discovery, fugitive salesman arrest in New York, Emory College widow Callaway's death, Lubee Savings Bank closure investigations, a driver’s suicide in Tib Indiana, a Kansas City packing plant foreman arrest for bribery, and banking and transit developments in Alaska and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menomee Range
Michigan
Mansfield
Edward A. Aylward
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Worthington Company
Georgia Fickler Callaway
D. Morgan Callaway
Emory College
Oxford
Callaway
Lubee
Foeter
Grand Jury
San Francisco
Jolly
Tib Ind
Harris Boyer
Cold & Sons’ Packing House
Kansas City
Don W.tton
Leslie J. Allen
Fred W. Hopkins
Y and Lake Bennett Tramway Company
Portland
Sg Capital — Co
Skaguay
Alaska
Defrauded Women Arraigned in Baltimore Dress Trade Scam
Newton Burnett claimed as an agent for Howard & Baker of New York was jailed in Baltimore on a charge of defrauding the Eutaw Hotel proprietor of 63 dollars. Police link him to a larger crook ring. preliminary hearing reveals women who ordered gowns, some pressed pills for slimming or obesity cure sold by Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Newton Burnett
Howard & Baker
New York
Eutaw
Philadelphia
Burnett
Grounding of Ratho Off Baker Shoals Delays at Tide
The 2747 ton tramp steamer Ratho from Vizagapatam ran aground on Dan Baker Shoals in the Delaware channel. Four tugs failed to move her. high tide is expected to free the vessel. Ratho is 380 feet long and carries 8000 tons of sugar on a 10000 mile voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Channel
Ratho
Vizagapatam
Dan Baker Shoals
Nesbit
British India
Delaware
HANNIS TAYLOR MAKES A STATEMENT
Washington reports ex Minister to Spain Hannis Taylor tonight issued a statement. He defended his publicly signed publications as his sole responsibility and praised the present administration's patriotic duty while asserting no criticism from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hannis Taylor
Spain
Ciitizen
Butterworth Gravely Ill in Cleveland
Benjamin Butterworth United States Commissioner of Patents was taken seriously ill in Cleveland after arriving to confer with Senator Hanna. Physicians report pneumonia or a similar condition with grave apprehensions as conferences continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Butterworth
United States
Senator Hanna
Cleveland
Hanna
Butterworth
Lighthouse Keeper's Peril at Bombay Hook Island Storm
Captain Joseph Benson, lighthouse keeper on Bombay Hook Island, relates five days of confinement as the Delaware coast storm surged. Water around the lighthouse stood ten feet higher than usual and the wind roared, threatening life at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SmMyana
Del
Joseph Benson
Bombay Hook Island
Delaware
Coal gas kills five in Lansford tragedy
Five men were suffocated by escaping coal gas while asleep Thursday morning in Lansford. John Simon, the last survivor, died during the night after physicians failed to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansford
John Simon
GARRISONS VICTIM IDENTIFIED
The unknown woman killed in the Central Railroad wreck near Garrisons New York has been identified as Miss Jennie King of South Buffalo New York. Miss King was en route to start work in the laundry at the Imperial Hotel in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie King
South Buffalo
Burrao
N. Y
Garrisons
Mies King
Imperial Hotel
New Or
Mackin Dies After Ball Accident in New York
Edward Mackin aged 30 died at his home from internal injuries after a woman weighing about 200 pounds fell on him during a dance at the Independence Club ball. The incident occurred a week earlier when he slipped on the floor as his partner became dizzy and toppled onto him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
New York
Edward Mackin
Mackin
Independence Club
Creatagon
Weekend Forecast for Eastern PA and New Jersey
Forecast for Sunday calls for fair weather across eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey with westerly winds turning variable. Yesterday’s high reached 60 degrees with a low around 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Various Religious and Civic Meetings Listed Across City
Today hosts the Clean City Health League at 426 Pine. Lectures and sermons fill morning to evening at First Methodist, Grace Methodist, Bethany Lutheran, Union and Covenant churches. Concerts, anniversaries, and a youth sermon at First Baptist and Garden Unitarian round out a full day of community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clean City Health League
Pine Street
Fowler
Epi
Germantown
C. C. McCabe
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Maennercher
Fifth Street
Green
Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church
Twenty-fifth Street
Montgomery Avenue
England
J. R. MacDonald
Society For Ethical Research
Conshohocken Presbyterian Church
J.H. Vincent
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Covenant Church
Joseph V. O'Connor
Scotland
St. Teresa's Church
Broad and
Catherine Streets
Fletcher Methodist Episcopal Church
Crusaders for the Klondike Set to Travel to Alaska
A seven member Missionary Band departs New York for the Klondike on foot to establish a permanent mining camp mission. Led by Alpsandes De Sota, they plan to trek through Virginian and other locales starting Monday morning with a farewell from the Bowery Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIN
New York
Denver
Bowery Mission
Alpsandes de Sota
New Lye
Virgininia
Joint Sealing Treaty Signed In Washington Ceremony
A tripartite convention between the United States Russia and Japan for joint pelagic seal protection was signed today at the State Department. Delegates affixed seals and the document now awaits Senate ratification before becoming effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasnutInoton
United States
Russia
Japan
State Department
Senate
Foster
Department
Hamlin
Jordan
de Woollant
Botkine
Routkowsky
Matsui Fujiti
Mitsukuri
Sherman
Messrs. Foster
Mr. Wooillant
William Gwynne
Post Office Loot Ends With Capture in Suspected Gang
Burglars looted the Elysburg Post Office of stamps worth 40 dollars while Postmaster David Fry hid room. Detectives and constables pursued the gang from Springfield to West Coal township. One man, John Grant of Shenandoah, was captured after resisting and jailed. others escaped toward Elysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Elysburg
David Fry
Springfield
West Coal Township
Dougherty
O'Leary
Daubert
Mothers Be On The Safe Side Health Advice
Parents urged to guard children against sore throats croup and whooping cough with preventive care and attention to signs of illness to seek early medical help.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baie
Brae
PENN
Secretary of the Commonwealth
David Martin
William J. Roney
Jenrose
Durham
Beieve
Roney Is
Rovey
Republican League of Philadelphia
League
Circuit Court
Bayard
Gray
Pike
Wayne
Monroe Counties
Boston Seminary
Mrs. Dallas
John Guthrie
Mary McKnight
Almehouse
Ireland
Emerald Isle
McCoy
Daniel S. Lamont
Northern Pacific Railway
Oregon
A. P. Lockhart
Thomas Wilson
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Air Line
New Albany
Ind
Frank Grossman
Henry Oubridge
Lord Athol and
Alger How Weees
Alnwyck Castle
Northumberland
Rudolph Wessels
Kentucky
Rudolph
San Janea
San Francossco
National Ghettens
Sather Saaking Oy
Sa Francisco Mg
Tax Times
Baker Shoals
Delaware River
Patents
Pate
Crusaders
Klondike
Congress
Meditrina
CORNS
Fowter & Hanna
Chestnut St
Victor
Amonas
Gills
Second ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!