Michigan Triumph Over Minnesota in Big Ten Football Showdown
In Ann Arbor on November 27, the Michigan Wolverines defeated Minnesota 12 to 0 amid a packed crowd. Minnesota coach Willians guarded his players closely as Michigan opened with a strong opening drive, Heston breaking through for a first-half touchdown and Bivee adding the extra point. The game featured rugged defense, cautious line play, and a large, celebratory turnout from both student sections and visiting fans.
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Stanford Aims for Big Victory Over Utah in Final Game
Stanford fans expect a decisive win against Utah in the season finale at Stanford Stadium. Utah hopes to score at least once and limit Stanford’s offense, with optimism of a strong defensive showing. The early sentiment predicts a high scoring game for Stanford despite Utah’s confidence.
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British forces face Mad Mullah near In Ang
British report says the Mad Mullah is in the vicinity of In Ang and plans to block any British advance. The dispatch notes a harsh anti colonial stance and ongoing military pressure in the region.
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Gandy Contained Arsenic in Prangisen Candy Case
An analysis traced arsenic in a prank candy incident linked to Manley and Margaret Cooper. Investigators found no charges against Dr. Eros, while the case exposed alleged tampering and resulting suspicions about other parties.
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Ambassador Whitworth Repurposes Award Ceremony
Ambassador Whitworth presented the annual gold medal of the Wauphe’ tar Sienve to a recipient chosen from Germans or foreigners, a gesture tied to government views on entitlement. Emperor William noted the ceremony honored Chancellor von Buelow and Persian Secretary von Tichtofen, with a personal message about a future royal works project.
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Mrs Stansbury Dead in Illinois Pioneer Will Probed
Mrs Wit a Shinebury of Bionington Michigan died today at age 7. Wealthy pioneer resident of dimlntl Rais, she distributed a finer death with the will probated. The section on medals lists American medal winners including John Lerner of New York and Joseph Konardy of Philadelphia for distinguished service and moral theology awards.
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Pennsylvania and Cornell Battle On Rain Slippery Franklin Field
Franklin Field Philadelphia November 27 University of Pennsylvania met Cornell in their annual gridiron clash. Despite rough footing and soaking rain 18 000 fans watched as Pennsylvania won the toss and defended the wind advantage while both teams suffered injuries.
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First Snowfalls Reported Across Lookout Mountain Area
Snow fell across the region on November 27 with about two inches reported on Lookout Mountain. Birmingham and surrounding areas also noted early season snow as cold air moved in. Authorities urged caution for travelers as winter weather began.
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Wisconsin and Chivagu Rally In Wartime Grid Tilt
In a tight contest at Mavalall Field today the Wisconsin and Chiavagu squads battled for control. Sagys and Rings led strong backs as the line held firm amid fierce plays and exposed shavings on a dry surface.
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New Mexico Statehood Drive Advocated by Chicago Leader
A Chicago-based promoter argues New Mexico should be admitted as a state, citing a population around 800,609 and strong education and property values. He contends there is no reason to deny statehood and emphasizes progress among the native Mexican community.
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General Nord Leads An Army Of Ten Thousand Men
Unclear reports from Port au Prince indicate General Nord commands about ten thousand troops and aims to declare himself president. Provisional government tensions rise as government forces surround areas while Nord’s true intentions remain unconfirmed. The Haitian press shows mixed support for Nord amid rumors of a potential candidacy.
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Vessel wrecks with coffins amid a doomed voyage
Reports from Sydney describe the steamer Sparrow shelling five island villages near Ma licta and Port Diamond to deter locals. The Ventnor foundered near To Kiang while carrying coffins from Well of Kong, with a boat missing its captain and eleven others.
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Foot and Mouth Disease Quarantine Linked to New England States
An 1911 era order by Secretary of Agriculture Wilson establishes quarantine on cattle sheep and other ruminants and swine in New England states including Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts and Vermont and bans export from Boston until further orders. The aim is to prevent spread of highly contagious foot and mouth disease, with enforcement across the region and cooperation urged from cattle shippers and industry to implement the order.
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Runaway Car Crashes Into Drug Store After Collision
A chaotic scene as a runaway car crashes into a drug store causing injuries. Eyewitnesses describe a panicked crowd and a loud impact, with responders arriving to assist. Names and details in the fragmentary report are unclear. The incident prompted police and emergency services to secure the area.
Gold Standard Debut at Siam Mints Creation
The Siamese mint introduces a new gold standard replacing the last gold alloy. A special fund is set aside to establish the new department and manage profits from the gold currency transition. Officials announce ongoing closures and the shift toward silver and gold coins.
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German Warships Ordered to Venezuelan Waters
Telegraphic dispatches report German warships Tirvlin Istee Niobe Ariadne and Avi ordered to pass Kiel and sail to Venezuela. The notice mentions immunities and supplies, with no explicit orders for convoy or seizure, and notes anticipation of readiness among crews.
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Tragedy Enacted in the Mountains of Tennessee
In a Tennessee mountain tragedy a man killed his daughter and another person before taking his own life. The incident, details murky in surviving text, is believed to involve jealousy or mental distress. Police report the bodies found together as investigators probe motive and sequence of events.
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Serious Case Of Collins Investigated By Sheriff
A serious case involving Arthur Ley Collins is being investigated by the sheriff. The report notes an ongoing inquiry and requests cooperation from witnesses and the public to clarify events surrounding the incident.
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Gormley Acquitted In High Profile Case
Chicago jury clears Jornney, president of the Fradgenud Pemple As vation, of conspiracy charges in a Magnnie emple property defense trial. The acquittal follows ambala for cone ey 40 defend the county.
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Attack on a Dutch Barge Results in Loss of Life
A Dutch barge on a river was attacked by a party of Achinese near Novy and Sank after a line of attack. The incident left an officer and twenty men drowned with several wounded.
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Fatal Collision On Southern Pacific Near Benoain
Oakland Nov 27 Early this morning a terrible head-on collision occurred on the Southern Pacific near Benoain as freight trains crashed. Engineer Tony Hoster and another crewman were killed in the wreck while Engineer Harper and Fenian McGure escaped uninjured. Both engines and cars were demolished in the crash.
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Close Vote in Arizona Contest Amid Turbulent Balloting
Fragmented OCR reads indicate a disputed election in Arizona with reports of irregularities. Partial names appear, mentioning a delegate race and political figures, but the text is garbled and fails to present clear facts or outcomes.
President Roosevelt rides near Thanksgiving crowds
Washington November 27 President Roosevelt enjoyed a long horseback ride into the country with Mr. Roosevelt and several friends. He later attended a White House reception and dined with personal friends before heading to Valley Forge. A football game between Georgetown and Chicago drew interest in New York, while campus events and social notes filled the day’s pages with sporadic scores and local happenings.
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Embarrassed position in arbitration case over damages
Washington November 27 The state department remains involved in the King of Sweden arbitration over the Sx Moun question and the phase of the Coke dispute. It reports the parties seek damages as a result of joint rival operations and enlists a new arbiter to present its case.
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Unclear fragmented sports and events note
A garbled OCR item references teams and places in American football terms with multiple unreadable names. It mentions New York and a board event related to an American side, plus several broken proper nouns and locations, leaving the main action and participants undefined.
High Price for Milk Sparks Wholesale Move
Several New York buyers face higher milk costs as wholesale prices rise. The market signals a shift toward increased damian and real price changes, with Laverty in focus and general MAy cited as influencing factors.
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Union Pacific Fire destroys storehouse amid theft investigation
A late night blaze in Omaha destroyed Union Pacific storehouse No 2 and damaged adjoining property. Fire officials report heavy losses including castings pipe and other heavy material valued at about 2175, with most items stolen before the flames spread. Firemen battled the blaze through the night as investigators sought the cause and whether arson was involved.
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Quilty of Murder Guilty in Nortotte Case
In Jacksonville on November 21, Golaer Hameage, 18, was found guilty of the murder of William Lydns in Nortotte village. The verdict states the defendant committed the fatal act under unclear provocation, with testimony highlighting the perimeters of the incident and the surrounding circumstances. The court adjourned after the verdict as jurors noted the weight of the evidence.
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Two Men Found Dead in Arlington Hotel Weir Room
In Minneapolis on November 7 two men reported as W Pollock and Marion Pierson from Bridgeport Indiana were found dead in a room at the Arlington hotel. Preliminary reports say death resulted from escaping gases. The men arrived at the hotel earlier and were found sealed in their room.
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Lost ships and rescue efforts near Lake Superior
Reports say the steamship Hansockharn is missing after last sighting near Pas sage Island, with no word since. The Montred Transportation Company vessel Banvacklury sank off the north shore of Lake Superior, with a cargo valued around $200,000, as searchers aim to confirm wrecks and recover losses.
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Morocco Clash Shields Madrid as Rebels Seize All Approaches
In Madrid on November 24 a special action by tribal forces and allied groups forced government troops to retreat. Rebels claimed control of key routes to the city as they loomed over strategic positions and fortified fronts.
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Dud Of Heart Se ar Found Dead In Hotel Lot
A man identified as W Dare, visiting Lexington, Kentucky, was found dead in a hotel lobby from heart disease. Authorities report no foul play suspected as of the initial investigation.
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