West Point Beats Annapolis 11 to 5 in Army Navy Game
President Roosevelt watched from the sidelines as West Point defeated Annapolis 11 to 5 at Franklin Field. Daly’s 105 yard run and a late goal produced the decisive score, with strong crowds and ovations for the president throughout the historic afternoon.
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South Street Station
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University of Pennsylvania
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Army
Navy
Dewey
Annapolis Eleven
Big South
Nichols
Graves
Casad
Gunfiron
Miles
Wainwright
Daly
Secarcely
South Street
Washington
Keeeee
Hacker
Bunker
West Point Rooters
McNair
Freyer
Read
Belknap
Saenadge
Wabash Wreck Casualties Put at Sixty Eight Dead
Detroit Nov 30 The Tribune will argue that the Wabash wreck near Seneca Michigan on Wednesday night killed 68 people. It lists train No 4 six dead and train No 13 four Italians identified plus 56 Italians not accounted for, totaling 68 deaths and 62 unaccounted or injured.
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Mich
the Tribune
Seneca
The
Tribune
New York
Baldorf
Dowd
Wabash President Disputes Wreck Death Toll Near Seneca
President Joseph Ramsey Jr disputes reports on a Mich wreck near Seneca. He cites 21 dead and 12 severely injured, with many wounded yet to be accounted for, while Burns officials report eight bodies recovered and identified. Identified dead include James Brown and George N. Youmans among others. Meanwhile engineer Samuel Work, brother of Rev G B Work, is noted as injured with no confirmed death.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
The
Wabash
Seneca
Mich
Burns
Ramsey
James Brown
Buffalo
Dominico Crebara
E. N. Dewell
Detroit
Ida Dunhart
Tupperville
Ont
Girolono Trino
Carlo Trino
Joe Witchell
George N. Youmans
Kansas City
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Samuel Work
G. B. Work
Wabash Street Methodist Church
Work
Marion Conductor Charles Trowl Dies in Wabash Wreck
Marion Indiana reports Charles Trowl conductor on the Wabash emigrant train was killed in the Adrian Michigan wreck. He was son of Daniel Trowl, a Big Four street crossing watchman, and has a brother employed at the Macbeth Evans glass factory in town.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Charles Trowl
Adrian
Mich
Daniel Trowl
Macbeth-Evans Glass Factory
National Mental Science Association to establish Seabreeze university
At Seabreeze Florida the National Mental Science Association agreed to incorporate under Florida law and establish a national university for teaching the mental science faith. Delegates and many visitors supported the plan, with telegrams from members nationwide. Helen Wilmans Post, president, and two relatives plan to go to Jacksonville Monday to face a U S Court charge of fraudulent use of the mails.
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Seabreeze
Fla
National Mental Science Association
Florida
Helen Wilmans Post
Jacksonville
United States
Findlay Truant Cites Poor Clothes as Reason for Running Away
Frank Hager man, a truant from Findlay public schools, says classmates laugh at his poor clothing. School authorities discuss creating a school picnic for boys and girls and a meeting of the Board of Education to address the issue.
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Findlay
Frank Hagerman
Board of Education
Ferry Boats Collide Near Alcatraz In Fog Disaster
In dense fog San Rafael and Sausalito ferries collide in San Francisco Bay. San Rafael sinks in minutes with 150 to 200 aboard. fewer than 20 believed drowned. Sausalito escapes major damage and rescues its passengers before limping to San Francisco.
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San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Sausalito
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San Francisco & North Pacific Railroad
Victory for Army Jenkins Out of Job Ferry Boats Collide
Newspaper page outlines multiple sections including Army victory, Jenkins out of work, ferry collision, and unchanged House rules. City and general telegraphic, Indiana and foreign news, plus sports, society, and literary items fill the ten page Part One. The listing notes many topics across further parts and pages.
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Jenkins
House
General Telegraphic News
Indiana News
General Foreign News
City Sporting News
City News
Rockefeller
Shortridge High School
Ellis
Ferguson Named Oklahoma Governor Amid Jenkins Dismissal
President Roosevelt removes Oklahoma Governor William M. Jenkins over an improper contract with the Oklahoma Sanatorium Company. Thomas B. Ferguson is appointed to succeed him, with a memorandum citing Jenkins written statements and explanations at a final hearing. The action follows a history of governance concerns in the territory.
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Washington
Thomas B. Ferguson
Oklahoma
William M. Jenkins
Jenkins
Oklahoma Sanatorium Company
Okla
Homa Sanatorium Company
Theodore Roosevelt
Watonga
O. T
Cheyenne
Kansas
Christian Church
Republican Territorial Committee
Fogbound ferry disaster near San Francisco shores
In Marin county Sausalito and San Rafael ferries collide amid dense fog. Captain McKenzie of the San Rafael and passengers survive as Sausalito rescues others. Reports describe near-collisions, evacuations, and anxious crowds in San Francisco.
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Marin County
Sausalito
Ross Valley
San Rafael
San Francisco
McKenzie
Alcatrazsland
Opera House
Calve
Carmen
Arctic
Edmond Rostand
Encinal
Albatross
Tiburon
Piedmont
Oakland
Kimball Steamship Company
Nome
Astoria
Columbia River
Erickson
Akron citizen files bankruptcy amid New York aqueduct contracts
A. T. Paige, ex city commissioner and prominent Akron figure, filed for bankruptcy in Akron today with liabilities of 80 and almost no assets. The debt arose largely from contracts related to New York city aqueducts undertaken by Paige, Carey & Co., where the late David R. Paige was senior partner.
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A. T. Paige
Excity
Akron
New York City
Paige, Carey & Co
David R. Paige
Guilty Verdict in Democratic Caucus Violations
In Boston Navy district on November 13 Warden Thomas H. Flannery and Clerk Patrick F. Finnery of Ward Eighteen Democratic caucus were found guilty of violating caucus laws and sentenced to eight months in Charles Street jail. Both appealed.
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Boston
Navy
Thomas H. Flannery
Patrick F. Finnery
Charles Street
Union Lead and Oil to build 15000 ton white lead plant
ST. LOUIS Nov 3 The Union Lead and Oil Company will begin work immediately in St Louis on a 15000 ton white lead plant that will be the largest in the United States and probably the world. Negotiations for a site are now under way.
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ST. Louis
Union Lead and Oil Company
United States
Private Healy Must Die for Murder in Philippines
President Roosevelt confirmed the death sentence of Private Daniel Healy of Company Twenty-seventh Infantry, executed by general court martial in Nueva Cacares, Philippines. Healy was found guilty of murdering a sleeping sergeant, marking the second time Roosevelt approved a U S soldier’s death penalty.
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Roosevelt
Nueva Cacares
Philippine Islands
Daniel Healy
Company
Twenty-seventh Infantry
United States
McKinley
Phinias Foutz
Ohio
War Department
Healy
Kentucky Manufacturing Census Shows Growth Across State
The preliminary census on Kentucky industries including Covington Lexington Louisville and Newport reports capital invested at 14,000,791 dollars up 3 percent since 1890 with 9,559 establishments and 63,206 wage earners. Total wages reach 22,430,468 dollars and products valued at 154,500,08 dollars, up 22 percent. Louisville alone lists capital at 49,264,701 dollars up 36 percent with 2.9 percent establishments and 3 percent increase in product value to 79,271.34 dollars.
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Kentucky
Covington
Lexington
Louisville
Newport
Washington correspondents elect stand committee for seventh Congress
The biennial meeting of Washington newspaper correspondents chose a stand committee to oversee press galleries for the seventh Congress. Initites was selected. Readable names follow, outlining committee members and affiliations.
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Washington
United States
House
Senate
Inittes
Deine Arc
War department tests white gloves in Army posts
War Department directs Philadelphia depot quarter master to buy silk white gloves made in New York for trial at key posts to compare wear with German Berlin gloves. Also reports isthmian canal mission secretary Hay, and other agency actions including extension of tenure for commission, Senate caucus planning, a Russian embezzlement warrant, Searjan prize award to Capt Rhodes, and McKinley vault guard detachments reduced at Canton.
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War Department
Hime Industries
Philadelphia
Berlin
Germany
Admiral Wer
Isthmian Canal Mission
State Department
Hay
White House
Lespie
Crowinshield
Navy
Industrial Commission
Gress
C. D. Rhodes
Sixth
United States Cavalry
J. W. Powell
Mentio
President McKinley
West Lawn
Canton
William Ashbridge
Thirteenth Infantry
Fieard
Fort Wayne, Mich
Fraud charges loom over bogus stock brokerage operation
New York detectives announce Frank Dillon and John F. Bennett arrested for running a bogus stock brokerage scheme. They allegedly collected $300,000 from customers under names like August Zimmerman & Co and J. W. Follard & Co later operating as E. L. Bennett & Co. A private detective and claim collection network aided fraud. Henry L. McCauley, linked to 32 Broadway, also arrested.
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New York
Frank Dillon
John F. Bennett
August Zimmerman & Co
J. W. Fpllard & Co
Police
Wntili
Titus
E. L. Bennett & Co
Henry L. McCauley
Broadway
Dillion
Bennett Fin
Anarchist Arrested in Philadelphia
Police seized William H. Miller in the city’s business district after he spoke of shooting Roosevelt. Miller, a Swede, carried a revolver and faced inciting to riot charges. Lawyer F Tracy Tobin filed the case. a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
William H. Miller
Army
Navy
McKinley
F. Tracy Tobin
Miller
Indiana brings 80 cadets to Guantanamo for land service training
The United States battleship Indiana arrived at Guantanamo with 80 cadets and marine apprentices aboard for a three week training period in land service. The voyage mirrors the site of the first US Marines landing in the recent war, with early parties disembarking at that historic spot.
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Santiago DE Cuba
United States
Indiana
Guantanamo
Alp
Aguinaldo to be brought to United States for trial
A Manila letter to Fort Leavenworth reports General Chaffee recommends bringing Aguinaldo to the United States. He is said to be detected in treasonable activities and stirring insurgent action, with a belief he will be tried here and sentenced to two to three years.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Manila
P. I
Speaker Henderson Renominated At Republican Caucus
The Republican caucus renominated Speaker Henderson and all former officers on Saturday. Richardson was chosen for Speaker and floor leader amid warnings about a looming treasury surplus and the need for disciplined, conservative action in the forthcoming Congress. Re-election of House officers was approved, and Hepburn proposed rule changes maintaining pension claim procedures and census committees for the next session.
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Washington
House
Hall of Representatives
Representative Hepburn
Iowa
Hepburn
Cannon
Illinois
Loudenslager
New Jersey
Lacey
General Henderson
Payne
New York
Tawney
Minnesota
Chirman
House of Representatives
Eee
Republican Party
Mr. Sherman
Alexander McDowell
Pennsylvania
Henry Casson
Wisconsin
W. J. Glenn
Joseph C. McElroy
Ohio
Henry XN. Couden
Michigan
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