Cornell Falls to Pennsylvania in Thanksgiving Classic
Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 11 to 10 in a dramatic Thanksgiving Day game at Franklin Field. Pennsylvanians scored twice in the second half while Cornell led 10 0 early, with Tydeman scoring for Cornell and Coffin kicking for Cornell, Gardiner adding two Penn goals. About 22,000 spectators watched a daylong rally filled with spectacular runs and tackles as Pennsylvanian defense strong late in the game.
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Thanksgiving Banquet in London Draws U S and English Elite
Nearly 600 American citizens and a sprinkling of distinguished Englishmen attended the American Society in London Thanksgiving dinner at the Cecil Hotel. Ambassadors Choate and McCormick, plus Asquith, Lords Reay and Fairfax, Field Marshal Lord Roberts, and Sir Henry Norman were among the guests. Toasts honored King Edward and Roosevelt. Choate praised the Atlantic partnership while noting Columbia’s independence.
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Thanksgiving in Berlin dispatch from The Agrocigtud Press
Three hundred Americans gathered at the Kaiserhof to celebrate Thanksgiving with Matie leading the event. Retiring Ambassador White proposed to honor the German emperor and President Hoovervelt, noting similarities. Consul General Mason toasted Ambassador White and to Boers, Jary J. Jackson departing for Athend. A telegram of good wishes was sent to President Roosevelt.
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Observance of Thanksgiving Day in Manila
The first general Thanksgiving in the Philippines was marked by a Catholic observance led by Bishop Gracia. A solemn high mass at the cathedral featured Archbishop Guidi and Governor Taft among attendees. A united service followed with Bishop Brent delivering an address urging duty and reflection on American authority in the islands.
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Eastern cattle in quarantine nationwide spread feared
The Associated Press reports Secretary Wilson issued a sweeping quarantine on cattle sheep and other ruminants and swine in New England. Export to Boston banned pending orders as foot and mouth disease spreads through Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts and Vermont with experts urging immediate action. Local outbreaks noted in Littleton Massachusetts and statements from New Haven Connecticut indicate concern but some officials report no confirmed cases.
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Havana Editor Sued Over Street Car Shootings
Two men wounded on a Havana street car died today. Mayor orders police to arrest occupants of neighboring houses from which shots were fired. Special judge orders Arnauto Cervantes editor of Reconcentrado held on sedition charges.
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Do Not Fear Roosevelt Morning Papers Note Change Since Crisis
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press London Nov 29 reports London papers discuss yesterday's Thanksgiving event and praise U.S. policy under President Roosevelt. They note the fading old animosities with a sense of improved relations and contrast current conditions with the Venezuelan boundary crisis era.
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Youth Killed Grasping Trolley Car in Trenton
Oscar B. Ray of West Hampton Illinois aged nineteen a student at Lawrenceville Preparatory School was fatally injured in Trenton when he was caught between two trolley cars as he attempted to board one of them He was returning to Lawrenceville from Camden where he had spent the day at a fellow student home
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Second Yorkville Woodmen trial ends in mistrial
Exclusive AP report from Charleston 8 C November 27 describes the second trial of S W Critchell against the Woodmen of the World over injuries from initiation. The goat used in the initiation again produced evidence, leading to another mistrial.
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Roosevelt Expresses Determination to Appoint Capable Men
President asserts he will not bar qualified men from office because of race. He cites past colored appointments in Mississippi Alabama Washington New Orleans and Pennsylvania and notes most appointees are white. He says door of opportunity should remain open for all who prove character and service.
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Cigar Merchants Pay Fines for Sunday Open Shops
Five of sixteen cigar and candy shopkeepers appeared before Magistrate South in Philadelphia for violating the Sunday closing law. They paid $650 in fines and costs and walked free, while others received suspended penalties. Merchants say open Sundays is profitable and a new push may seek to revive the law.
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Nord marches 10,000 toward Port au Prince in Haiti
Reports say General Alexis Nord with about 8,000 to 10,000 troops is moving on Port au Prince from Gonaives and St Marie. He denies seeking the presidency but demands election of his candidate, while Cape Haytien press favors Nord and followers await his exact aims.
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Disturbances in Santo Domingo Bring Government Crackdown
From San Domingo, AP reports northern Santo Domingo facing revolution disturbances. The government arrests many, General Wes Gil and ex-minister J. D. Pichardy held as prisoners. City remains quiet but business stagnant. Minister Powell pressed Dominican foreign affairs for immediate resolution of the improvement company claims.
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Soufriere Eruption Destroys Sugar Works and Towns
Exclusive wire from Kingstown reports La Soufriere eruption at Rabacca head, releasing a raging torrent from La Boulriere that swept Hebacea and destroyed the sugar works. Heavy deposits blocked rivers since last May while sand fell on Georgetown and nearby areas.
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McNish Inherits $1,000,000 From New York Relative
Exclusive Wire reports John McNish a 16 year old miner at Phoenix colliery Duryea has fallen heir to $1,000,000 from the estate of Rish and Tigue of New York. The estate is valued at $4,000,000 with another heir living in Hyde Park Scranton.
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Two Bridgeport Men Die In Hotel Room Gas Tragedy
Exclusive wire reports from Indianapolis state two men identified as BE Pollock and Marion Tierson from Bridgeport were found dead in their Arlington hotel room. They arrived at 4 PM and retired immediately. Gas leakage caused by gagging valves led to their deaths before discovery.
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Shipping News Arrivals and Departures in New York Harbor
By Associated Press. New York dated November 21 reports arrivals including Celtic from Liverpool and Queenstown, Deutschland and Norse Queenstown, Cymric from New York, and Teutonal from Liverpool. Also Auguste Victoria bound for Naples and Kla vre arriving in Tolurine New York.
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Trains overturning near Hatfield kills boy and injures many
A Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley Traction car overturned on a curve near Hatfield twenty seven miles north of Philadelphia. Wallace Crouthummel of Hiafield died, while Joseph Detweiler of Souderton and John Esser of Souderton were seriously hurt. Perkasie High football eleven aboard escaped serious injuries as brakeman failed and the car toppled.
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The Blanket Indian Is Disappearing
Washington reports Estelle Reel, superintendent of Indian schools, submitting a progress review to the commissioner. She notes advances in industrial training and agriculture for Indian youth and improved home duties for girls. The outing system and pupil transfers are urged, with a push for district day schools shared by both races. Enrollment in 1902 stood at 28,610 as the Drinket Indian’s decline continues.
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Thanksgiving reception at Rome embassy draws many dignitaries
The United States embassy hosted a brillant Thanksgiving reception with about five hundred guests. Attendees included the diplomatic corps, Italian government figures such as Foreign Minister Prinetti, and several American officials and clergy. Countess Pecel attended, wife of the pope's Cuban nephew, a notable presence after last year's papal relative debut. The pope reportedly reprimanded his nephew, making the wife’s solo attendance notable.
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Thanksgiving Service Unites Diverse Detroit Churches
In Detroit on November 2, a union Thanksgiving service drew participants from Catholic, Episcopal, Protestant, Baptist, and other congregations. Mayor Maybury attended, praising shared faith and gratitude amid diverse beliefs.
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Watchman Sets Fire and Commits Suicide at Odessa Museum
A museum watchman at the University of Odessa set fire to an Odessa institution today then killed himself. The blaze consumed the building and a valuable collection, with witnesses reporting the fire and the watchman's death by his own hand.
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Banquet Tendered President Mitchell in Wilkes-Barre
Exclusive AP report from Wilkes-Barre notes President Mitchell was hosted at a Hotel Hart banquet. Sixty covers were set with Holy Saviour Church choir providing music amid ad lib remarks by Mitchell and several guests.
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Uncertain Heir to Roberts on Witness Stand Dominates Hearing
The article notes no definite successor to Dr. Roberts has been chosen with District President Nicholls often expected to testify next after cross examination. The hearing saga includes debates over whether union recognition is before the commission and clues about witness schedules and wage figures from operators.
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Weather forecast for Washington weekend
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for cooler temperatures in eastern Pennerlycuts Palr with fair conditions Saturday. Northwesterly winds noted.
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