Yale Triumph Over Princeton in Historic Yale Field Game
Yale defeated Princeton 6 to 0 in a tightly contested match on Yale field before a crowd approaching 27 000. Dewitt of Princeton scored the lone early points, while Yale answered with strong defense and key kicks as the game ended with Yale ahead 6 0 and widespread celebration.
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New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Brent
Sons of Ell
Weat
Trinity
Syracuse
Miteteli
Dewitt
Prineston
Temperance Union Fumes Over Anti-Canteen Bill
At the temperance union convention in Cincinnati President Stevens warned Congress plans to railroad a bill to nullify the anti-canteen law. A telegram of protest to President Roosevelt was prepared by state presidents and sent to congressmen within the hour.
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Cincinnati
Stevens
Congress
Bartharde
Mixcourt
Roosevelt
Brevent
Strike Settled After Northern Coal Field Talks
In Louisville Colorado November 4 a ratified factory agreement ends the Northern coal field strike. Unions will vote on the deal by referendum and expect miners to return to work Monday. Operators concede an eight hour day and miners agree to revert to former hours if Southern field miners do not secure eight hours.
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Northern Coal
Ers
Uine
Chicago strike grows worse as city railways grind to halt
Nov 4 Chicago reports mounting strike action across transit and utilities. Boutherde Street Car Co deploys police to guard Wentworth line as non union crews man vehicles. Firemen join the walkout, engineers refuse to work with new men, and arbitration collapses. Union leaders skip Motulloch's offices, stores stockpile at car barns, and linemen quit.
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Chicago
Boutherde Street Car Company
Wentworth
Prac
Motulloeh
Chicago City
Barna
Washington and Oregon Finally Meet in Coast Championship Clash
In heavy mud at Athletic Park Washington and Oregon battled for the Coast title. Washington led 6 to 0 after a late second half drive capped by Spisdell’s TD and a goal, while Oregon answered with a drive but failed on the extra point. Final score Washington 6 Oregon 5.
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Oregon
Washington
Athletic Park
Nevada
Stanford
California
Yer
Smith
B Spisdell
Knight
Best
Lafayette
McMinnville
Linerman
Calhoun
Sife
Tell
Rett
Sale Wihout
Spidell
Vinal
Ten Thousand Men Strike In Pittsburgh
Ten thousand union builders strike in Pittsburgh on November 4 affecting all crafts except the Masons Carpenters and painters as work stalls in building.
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Pittsbburg
Invasion of Panama a Myth Debunked
Washington officials dismiss reports of Colombian troops marching on Panama as unfounded. A Guayaquil message claimed Generals Piasa Reyes Cepina and others planned, but Panama’s new government and President Roosevelt see no invasion threat and shift focus to other matters.
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Panama
State Department
Guayaquil
Piesa
Mouadeor
Marroquin
Colombia
Parema
Piasa
Reyes
Cepina
Cahal
Holguin
Trocopn
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Crompton Ship Breaks Moorings in Bay Run
The Mritieh ship Crompton under Captain Hume broke from her moorings and drifted across the bay about a quarter mile. Fear lingered that Alaska cable could be damaged again by dragging anchors as a strong morning wind swept the bay and forced most vessels to seek shelter.
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Crompton
Hume
Alaska
Delegates Meet Over Western Central Labor Union Reform
Unions in the city will convene tomorrow evening at Waltreases hall on Second avenue to consider the proposed constitution for reorganizing the Western Central Labor Union and take final action. An earlier notice misstated the meeting as this evening.
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Waltreases Hall
Second Avenue
Western Central Labor Union
Vaterday
Talk Don't Go Talk Don't Go Constantinople
An Austro Russian note replies to the Porte's reform demand, saying the reply is full of beautiful words but reform must be enacted or Austria and Russia will intervene. Mohammedan fanatics urge the sultan to fight Europe rather than yield sovereignty. About 350,000 Turkish troops remain mobilised.
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Constantinople
Austria
Europe
Kaiser Talks Aberlan After Operation
The emperor spoke today for the first time since his operation, addressing observers from Aberlan with audible remarks. The event marks a notable public appearance following medical treatment.
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Aberlan
Judge Pritchard Weds Lilian Baum in DC Home
Senator Pritchard of North Carolina now DC Supreme Court judge quietly married this morning at the bride's parents home. Lilian Baum becomes the wife of the prominent official, the ceremony held in Washington.
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Washington, RD. C
Pritchard
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Lilian Baum
Purdue Football Wreck Verdict Blames Dispatcher
In Indianapolis on November 14 the coroner's verdict absolves all Big Four officials except Chief Dispatcher Hyere who is held responsible for failing to notify the yard master of the incoming train. The special engineer is found blameless though he exceeded the city limit speed as orders left him unable to avoid the collision.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Purdue
Judge Denies Annulment in Triem Marriage Case
Superior Judge Bell refused to annul the marriage of Mrs. Trim to Edward Triem after she testified that he was married to another woman at the time of their ceremony. He demanded more testimony to prove or disprove a prior divorce. Mrs. Lucy Shortall also began divorce proceedings against her husband J. Shortell on the grounds of desertion.
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Bell
Cartte Trim
Bdiward m
Trim
Lucy Shortall
J. Shortell
Nink in Critical Condition After Back Shot on Second Avenue
J A Nink lies in precarious condition after being shot in the back on Wednesday night on Second Avenue. In the past 34 hours he has grown weaker and more pained, yet he refuses to name a suspected assailant despite police believing he could reveal the name. No visitors are allowed.
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J. A. Nink
Second Avenue
Tt Ln
Nink
Fatal spree ends in drowning of ship's quartermaster
J W Weeden of the Hekasomi, London, drowned at 1 30 am near Wall Street wharf after leaving to attend Gospel services. First Mate G W McBurnie said Weeden sat on a barrel by the edge, vanished on a second glance, and later was found in the bay. Coroner Ben Isham to investigate. Weeden, a Sweden native, had been aboard the Kekasom five times and was temperate at sea.
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Hekasomi
London
Wall Street
Lence
G. W. McBurnie
Weeden
City Mission
Weetens
Ben Isham
Sweden
Boost for San Diego port opens harbor to 80 feet depth
Shipping leaders from Lloyds and the New York Commercial and Journal of Commerce praise a San Diego harbor patchout reporting an 80 foot depth at mean low tide. The upgrade allows the largest warships and merchantmen to enter any tide, raising the port’s status as a Panama cutoff point. In Maple Valley a colored woman, Susan Rumbeaux, arraigned for the August shooting death of her husband James Rumbeaux, pleads not guilty with an accidental shooting defense.
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New York
Lioyd's
New York Commercial
Journal of Commerce
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Panama
Susan Rumbeaux
James Rumbeaux
Maple Valley
Come In And Be Caught Says Mr Scott To Ungovern
Walter V. Metlovern, once missing in poker room gambling cases, has returned to Beattle from Portland. Prosecutor Bootts office searches the city for McGovern to testify, while deputies fail to serve a bench warrant. McGovern claims he would testify if unrestrained, alleging political obstruction and threats to arrest him on trumped up charges.
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Beattle
Portland
The
Star
Bootts
B Eott
Mr. Boott
McGovern
Beattie and Bnohemish
J J. Callaghan
Mont Eno
Evern
Afr. Scotts
Scott
Prosecutors Party
Rowtt
Cellaghan
Hughie Behn
Boott
Behn
Callaghan
Calaghan
Bet
McGlovern
Ciy
McGov Ern
W. EB. Rigein
Callaghen
Riggin
Ouny
Jovern
Riggins
Rigein
Halloween Joke Drives Sisters to Court in Insanity Bid
Mary and Minnie Haberkorn, two reclusive sisters, arrived at the courthouse in tears and laughter, each intent on forcing the other into an insane asylum. They lived in a shack at 2424 Aloha Street and were heard arguing over the secret motive in their hearts.
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Mary Haberkorn
Minnie
Mary
Sherri Nelson
Judge Tallman
Brinnie
Minnesota
Minnie Haberkorn
Aloha Street
Killer Williams Seen As Insane By Police In Green Murder
New York officials report A. H. Green philanthropist dubbed Father of Greater New York is dead after a murder by a man named Williams. Police say Williams appears insane and dismiss sensational motive tales as unfounded as flags at public buildings and schools fly at half mast in sorrow.
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New York
Williams
A. H. Green
Greater New York
Queen Anne Line Cars Nearing Monday Start
Engineer Blackwell of the Seattle Electric Company said the Queen Anne line should run over the Kinnear park line to Roy Street by Monday, with a potential delay for curved track material at the First Avenue West and Roy Street intersection to allow direct run up to Queen Anne Avenue.
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Blackwell
Seattle Electric Company
Kinnear Parkine
Roy Street
First Avenue West
Queen Anne Avenue
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