Pennsylvanians Triumph Over Cornell 4–0 in Slippery Franklin Field Affair
The Penn State team defeated Cornell 4 to 0 in a hard fought game on Franklin Field. Key plays featured dynamic Pennsylvanian line defense led by Hate Goodman and Hutland while Cornell relied on end and tackle over formations to challenge the Quakers. Weeks and Young struggled with kicks as Penn's two early drives secured the slim victory.
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Philadelphia
Pennssivandi
Cornell
Om Prahlin
Franklin Field
Corelaie
Bephan Bres
Pierenil
Dale Pontay
Gunn
Coure
Princeton
Harvard
Carnelian
Panineyylvania
Quakers
Young
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Windsor
Whitine
Whithne
Ithaca
Carnellan
Belng
Goodman
Hutland
Abe
Tio
Penneylvania
Washington and Jefferson Defeat Duquesne Club in Western PA Title Bout
About 15 000 to 20 000 spectators saw Washington and Jefferson best Duquesne Country and Athletic Club 14 to 0 in a tense Thanksgiving gridiron battle in Washington County. The game featured stout Duquesne defense and superb W and J interference, with visitors executing quicker backfield plays and the home squad relying on team work to secure the championship.
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Pittsburg
Pennnsylvania
Washington County
Ty. Taeeen
Betwreen
Washington and Jefferson
Duquesne Country and Athletic
Duquesne Country and Athletic Club
Strell
di Feeline
Young
Eround
Lallett
Captain Young
Duquesne
Winstein
Gird
Greenway
Randolph
Onda
McNeal
Helne
Seea
Paqueene Country and Athletic Club
Lafayette Beats Lehigh In Weight Advantage Rivalry
Lafayette defeats Lehigh 18 to 0 as Lafayette uses superior weight and guard play to score two first half touchdowns. Rinehart kicks both extra points and Weidenmayer breaks a long run after a catch for one score. Lehigh shows strong defense but cannot overcome opponent size and late quarter scores.
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Vethiohem
Officiala
Laffayette
Weidenmerver
Bhudernes
Interfervnes
Lafayette
Dleafayette
Rinehart
Saxe
Duty
Etare
Holderness
Divuese
Heeerm
Lehigh
Wee-no
Turmoil in Reichsrat as House Adopts Silence Cage
Vienna reports another day of riot and obstruction in the Reichsrat after yesterday’s clashes. President Abrahamovics faced shouted abuse from leftists while Dr Wollf and Count Falkenhayn spearheaded disruptive tactics ending with the chamber adjourned and fences surrounding the presidential tribune. Newspapers were confiscated for reports on the proceedings as authorities consider constitutional steps.
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Vienna
Hnner
Reichsrath
Abrahamoevice
Wollt
Deader
Ebsottangs
Herr Schoenner
Tim
Tor
Alkalumoviex
Herr Falkenhyn
Jmenders
Milelt
Horace Rumbold
Samuel L. Clemons
Merk Twain
Count Falkenhayn
Gericulture
Pau Eee
Auilisle
Denisie
Count Baden
Nowe Price Presse
Athelter Zellang
Artheles
Count Badini
Francis Joseph
Hershberger kicks set a football record for Chicago
In windy Chicago Clarence Hershberger of the University of Chicago made a notable three field goals including a late game kick from near the sideline, lifting Chicago to a 12 to 12 tie with Michigan while a heavy rain drenched Bankers Field where the Bankers Athletic Club beat New York 40 to 3.
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Chicago
Clarence Hershberger
University of Chicago
Hivec
Weil
Michigan
Wolf
Chartley Clark
Clark
Bankers Field
Halberbucser Athletic Club
New York
Bankers’ Athletic Club
Bankers
Dartmouth Triumphs Over Newton Athletic Club 4 to 0
Dartmouth defeated Newton Athletic club 4 to 0 on the Newton grounds. Dartmouth played a fast start and kept the home team off their feet throughout the game. Continuation noted in another dateline from Sunbury Pennsylvania reporting Dickinson versus State College with a decisive result.
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Newton
Mase
Dartmouth
Newton Athletic Club
By & Moore
Sunbury
Dickinson
State College
Galveston Tragedy Ends In Double Suicide Attempt
At about 10 pm Beth Carter fatally shot his sweetheart Alberta Brackley then shot at himself, missing. He discarded the gun and cut his throat with a rag, walked to the police station and surrendered. Carter’s wounds are not fatal.
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Galveston
Tex
Beth Carter
Alberta Brackley
Carter
Woman dies from Thanksgiving turkey yard fire injuries
Rich ard St. John of this place reports that Myrtle St. John died after being severely burned while lighting a yard fire to singe a Thanksgiving turkey. Her clothing caught fire and she became unconscious before help arrived.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Myrs
Richard St. John
John
Tomer the Victorious Ryan Knockout Upset at Byracuse
Tomer the Victorious Ryan defeated Auretralian Jill Ryan by knockout in the Hfth poond, delivering a decisive win for Ryan at Byracuse. Kimita N. reported the bout and provided ring-side coverage of the dramatic finish in front of local fans.
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Tomer
Ryan
Kimita
Tommys Ryan
Byracuse
Jill Ryan
Hfth
Poond
Praised the President at Metropolitan church sermon
At Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church President McKinley’s Thanksgiving proclamation was read by Rev. Dr Johnston who lauded the president’s piety and hope for better days. He cited prosperity, wheat and cotton production, and a fourteen billion national value while warning against antisemitism foreign trouble and Tammany’s victory in New York.
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Washington
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
McKintey
de. Johnston
Dr. Johnston
United States
Itamlesson
Mexico
Thaly
Savain
Johnston
Spole
Tammany
New York
Michael the Rarebit defeats Starbuck in Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Michael the Welshman scored a third win of the year over Prapk Starbuck of Philadelphia at Madison Square Garden before about 16 000 fans. Michael led early then fell back in the second mile but surged to gain a lap by the end of the third mile finishing the twenty five miles with a 2014 5 average. Starbuck finished three laps behind as the crowd watched a dramatic handsomely paced race.
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New York
Jimmy Michael
Prapk Starbuck
Philadelphia
Starbuck
Quaker City
Madison Square
Onme-Aue Huondicay
Nat Buthr
Jean Gausolis
France
Ecrateh
Wiliam Frank
Central Transit
Edouard Taylor
Dine Tance Chimpton
Yaced
Cheugolls
Lam Leriack
Tenn
Tine
C. T. Earl
Kings County
Ray
Michael
Micine
Preacher Granted Divorce in Candy Church Case
In Independence Kansas district court Rev. Willis Jordan pastor of the Christian church at Candy was granted a divorce from Ada Jordan. The action listed Willis Jordan vs Ada Miller ended amid public sermon remarks in which Jordan denounced his wife and disclosed an infatuation with another woman. He said he had married her but discovered she was married to another man and would seek a divorce.
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Wolff
Herr Wolff
Herr Abrahamovics
Herr Falkenhivn
Abrahamovics
Independence
Kun
Willis Jordan
Christian Church
Candy
Ada Jordan
Ada Miller
Jordan
Hold Adventuress
Eines
Women Sail for Klondike From Hoboken Ahead of Gold Rush
A party of eleven prospector travelers including three women and a 14 year old girl sailed from Hoboken on the brig Harriet G for the Klondike via San Francisco. They expect to reach Alaska by July 4. One passenger, Miss Lola Kausch, plans to earn gold as a teacher rather than by mining.
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New York
Hoboken
Klondike
Harriet G
Tormich EL Michael
Alaska
San Francisco
Lola Kausch
The
Indoor Races in Philadelphia Highlight Fast Cycling Times
Charley Church rode five miles unpaced in 12 minutes 10 seconds setting a track reborn mark. Carl Jack paced a mile in 2 minutes 18 5 seconds. HM Cadwalader beat Barto in the third mile handicap in 15 seconds. Hanhold won the unlimited bet mile at 2 minutes 15 26 seconds. Chitech defeated Barnaby in the dormirle pursuit in 1 minute 24 8.
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Philadelphia
Nev
Badger Hall
Tontabt
Charley Church
Carrel Jack
Garner
Lobi
Church
Jack
HM. Cadwalader
Barto
Hanhold
Newark
Moree
Bowton
Chitech
T. A. Barnaby
New York
High Standard of Our Militia Report by Captain Paxton
Captain Alexis R. Paxton of the Fifteenth U S Infantry attached to the Pennsylvania National Guard submits to Secretary of War Alger a year end state of the guard. He urges decentralization to allow rapid field maneuvers and annual divisional encampments to improve rifle practice and overall discipline.
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Harrisburg
Alexis RK Paxton
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Alger
Department of Instruction
Asher Miner
Wilkes-Burre
Mead
Express Reports Signing Expected For Corbett Simmons Rematch
Buffalo Express states Corbett and Simmons will sign for another heavyweight title bout within ten days. Agent William Conner and manager William Brady claim the agreement rests on a letter just received. Time and place to be disclosed after Brady gives permission. talks are across New York and St. Louis.
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Buffalo Express
Corbett
Fitzsuimmons
Rmuffalo
N.Y
the Express Today
Iin Simmons
William 4. Conner
James J. Corbett
William A. Brady
Conner
Brady
Orions
St. Louie and Corbett
New York
Air Ship For The Klondike Claimed Under Construction
San Francisco November 2 Hiram S Maxim superintendent of construction for the Atlantic and Pacific Aerial Navigation company says a new air ship is under construction aimed at a Klondike voyage. The vessel will carry about one ton of passengers and provisions with total weight around 6000 pounds and a 108000 cubic foot space. It will use a sixteen horsepower aluminium engine and contains hydro gas in a double skin hull with gas in separate compartments.
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San Francisco
Hiram S. Maxim
Atlantic and Pacific Aerial Navigation Company
Tommy Ryan Wins Over Jim Ryan in Five Rounds
Tommy Ryan defeated Australian Jim Ryan in five rounds at 154 pounds before about 800 spectators at Maple Avenue Athletic Club in Elmira New York. Paddy Ryan refereed. Tommy controlled the bout from the third round and landed body blows and a sharp right to the jaw to send Jim down for the count.
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Elmira
Tomionw Ryan
Jim Ryan
Maple Avenue Athletic Club
Tommy
Paddy Ryan
Jim
Flo
Davai
Tragic Gun Accident Claims Life in Granville Township
Information received today details a distressing accident in Granville township. A loaded gun was obtained by two young siblings while alone with their guardian absent, the weapon fired injuring a boy who died two hours later.
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Lowktown
Granville
Thin County
George Cherry
Thanksgiving in London Dinner for US and British Guests
More than 300 Americans and a few English guests attended a Thanksgiving dinner at the Hotel Cecil in London. Attendees included Ambassador John Hay and Lady Strathcona and Mount Royal. Toasts honored Queen Victoria and the United States Society in London with remarks from officials and Miss Genevieve Ward.
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London
Navy
Ceell
John Hay
United States
Henry White
J. R. Carter
Lord
Atrathcona
Mount Royal
Canad
Archdeacon Sinclair
Louis Aster Chanlir
William Fulch
Uruguay
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Arthur John Biges
Masesty
Citiezens
Hay
Genevieve Ward
Mysterious Hotel Death in Scranton Room
A chambermaid found a man dead in a Columbia hotel room on Lower Lackawanna Avenue. Coroner Longstreet investigated but no inquest was deemed necessary. identity and clues were limited to a decaying signature, a Wilkes-Barre letter from a young woman, and a small sum of money.
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Columbia
Lackawanna Avenue
Boland
Longstreet
Crawley
W. C
Paxon
Pa.c
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mise Pearl McArthur
North Mead Street
Millie
South Canal Street
Edna
Anna
Marry Prentiss
Laingstreet
Raub
Burglary Suspect Manning Captured After Escape Attempt
New York reports Jamee Manning of Baltimers and a burglar held by citizens after trying to rob a Pittetown store in New Jersey. He had escaped from the county jail in Fiemington, NM days earlier and faced extradition requests from Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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New York
Jamee Manning
Baltimers
Pittetown
N. J
Fiemington
Meglevist
Manning
Marylin
Penneydvania
Bryans to Award $2 Prize at Missouri Institute
Columbia and Missouri institutions announce a $2 yearly prize for the best essay on the influence of government. William J. Bryan will present the award, with the prize to be awarded annually at the institute in Columbia.
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Columbia
William J. Bryan Wee Ilven
Missouri
Thanksgiving Day Football Game In Scranton Sparks Uproar
Local brief notes report a Thanksgiving football game creating an uproar in Scranton. Other items include church observances, editorial content, and updated weather indications with rain and warmer conditions expected.
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Havana
Spain's Large Undertaking in Cuba Under Way
Havana reports Rear Admiral Vicente Monterosa arrived with 270 seamen to assume command and oversee reconcentrados as Cuba’s autonomy plans face tariff debates. Pardons issued to sixty nine prisoners for forcible resistance and several sugar estates near Sancti Spiritus recovered from insurgents. Daily rations increased for reconcentrados and a new infirmary battalion will be formed.
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Havana
Vicente Monterosa
Spain
Blanco
Gustavo Ariza
Fernandes Give
Posada
Arizona
Familly
Senor Harrera
Bpain
Senor Galves
Portumiucis
Kingon
Bunto Venia
Fe! Diario de la Muarina
Senor Giaman
Senor Jose Cone Roato
Cuba
Pol Jow
Union Constrociomel
Llanch
Ploze of Confusing Names Sparks Local Swap
A garbled OCR note reports a dispute between two parties named Litem and Corbett with a reference to Muffalo and a figure named Robert Pitzeinne de. The fragment suggests a promptalct or contest but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Bob
Lingelm
Robert Pitzeinne de
Muffalo
Litem
Corbett
Weather Forecast Clarity From Local District
Weather outlook for New Yok and New braland region today with warm temperatures. Southerly to westerly winds increase and gust near the coast north of the Delaware capes. Saturday is expected cloudy to partly cloudy with variable winds and scattered showers in the eastern district.
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Midila
Braland
Cousty
Delaware Capes
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Mark Twain
Windy City
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National Guard
A. R. Paxton
Jira
Hliram S. Maxim
Chilkoat Pass
Tommy Ryan
Columbia Hotel
Long Street
Mr. Bryan
Lackawanna County
Scranton
Kk. W. Whippen
Dinocour
Rativans
Madrid
Scheeme
Chamber of Deputies
Cortes
Sagasta
Catalonia
Hiscay
Havanna
Oliielal
Ofielale
Pitshugh Lew
Roberto Eeharte
Juan Venudlo Bohwrte
Julio Sanguilly
Matanzas
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Quito
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