Welcome for Roosevelt at Princeton Navy Army game in 1905
A social football scene at Osborn Field in Princeton NJ drew thousands from Annapolis and West Point for the Army Navy clash. President Roosevelt attended with Mrs Roosevelt and Secretary Root as Navy edged toward victory amid lively cheers and a public display of pageantry.
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Princeton
N. J
Annapolie
West Point
Army
Navy
Osborn Field
Weason
United States
Roosevelt
Annapolis Boys
Woodrow Wilson
Secret Service
Joeb
Taft
Health Office Record Deaths in Brentland and Nearby Areas
Health Office record lists multiple deaths reported by December 2 including Catherine Louree Bahlmas 6 srs Ada H. Cooper Elmer Pruthy 35 Emergency Hospital Elizabeth Gray 40 Leo Hitzard 3 years Benjamin Kincannon 61 Balay Matthews 17 Margaret Murray year George Sherwood 25 Cornelly Smith 2 Frederick Tretts 72 Beetle Waters 18 Margaret Eaton Eaton and others with ages and last known addresses across Brentland Me Woodward or nearby streets.
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Ms. Brent
Brentland
Catherine Louree Bahlmas
St. Se
Ada H. Cooper
Elmer Pruthy
Elizabeth Gray
Leo Alemander Hitzard
Benjamin F. Kincannon
Balay A. Matthews
Margaret Q. Murray
George Sherwood
Cornelly
Smith
Frederick John Tretts
St. Ae
Beetle A
Waters
Eaton
Margaret Wilson
Marriage and Death Notices To Be Printed In Papers
The Washington Post announces marriage and death notices will appear upon request in morning newspapers without extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. The list of papers includes New York Times Philadelphia Public Ledger Chicago Record Herald and others.
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Washington
NEW York Times
Orton Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
BI. Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
President Wilson Receives Warm Fernington at Princeton
The President and Mrs Roosevelt arrived at Princeton amid continuous cheers from about 2000 spectators. they were welcomed by President Wilson and driven to his home with guards in attendance. after lunch on the train and a brief clubhouse visit the party departed on the special train despite light drizzle and clouded skies.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Root
President Wilson
Anl
Stounds
Osborne Field
Navy
Uitte
Princeton
Wilson
Ethel Roosevelt
Princeton Athletic Association
Grover Cleveland
J.P. Morgan
Paul Morton
Cleveland
Penceton
Mass Meeting Backs Pure Food Laws In New York
At a New York gathering by the Council of Jewish Women section United States Senators Heyburn and McCumber and Dr. Harvey Wiley urged passage of pure food laws. Heyburn said Congress favors laws banning adulteration and emphasized state cooperation. McCumber argued manufacturers and retailers must be held responsible for meaningful reform.
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New York
Council of Jewish Women
United States
W. B. Heyburn
Idaho
P. J. Mel Cumber
North Dakota
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Ihan
Heyburn
Congres
McCumber
No La Follette Credentials Delays Senate Seat
The credentials of Robert M. Lafollette as Wisconsin senator have not been received by the Senate, and officially he is not recognized. The case resembles that of Senator HM who served as New York governor for a month after Congress convened.
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Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Senate
Mr. la Follette
New York
Congress
Sir Clinton Dawkins Dead At London Bank Firm Partner
Sir Clinton Edward Dawkins a partner in the Banking House of J P Morgan Co died in London today after a short illness His heart had been weak for some time Panama Dec Former Judge Gilbert Little of Montana, pioneer American attorney in the Canal Zone, died last night at Ancon He once presided over the Hilo circuit in Hawaii
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J. P. Morgan & Co
London
Clinton Edward Dawking
Morgan& Co
Clinton
Panama
Gilbert Little
Montana
Canal Zone
Ancon
Littl
Hilo
Hawaii
Fate of Meriwether Jr. Dominates Naval Circles
Court martial records on Midshipman Minor Meriwether Jr at Annapolis are under review by Judge Advocate General Diehl awaiting Secretary Bonaparte's decision. Naval observers expect conviction on minor counts for disorderly conduct and fighting rules, with dismissal from the academy likely. final verdict may involve discussions with the President.
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Meriwether
Naval
Minor Meriwether, Jr
Annapolis Naval Academy
Navy Department
Diehl
Bonaparte
Academy
May Will Contest Settled In Va Coal Lands Transfer
Special to The Washington Post from Tazewell Virginia reports a contested estate valued between 75 000 and 100 000 tied to the will of Col A J May prominent lawyer who died two years ago. The settlement awards three heirs coal lands in Buchanan and Dickenson counties worth about 18 000 each. May had previously left property to his children by his first wife and left his home in Tazewell to his widow.
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Washington Post
Tazewell
A. J. May
Buchanan
Dickenson
Col. May
Attorneys resignation cited over bank tax cases
Cumberland Maryland December Albert A Doub attorney to the board of county commissioners tendered his resignation effective immediately He says his interest in several savings bank cases in which Maryland is suing to recover taxes on deposits prevents him from continuing to represent both the banks and the county.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Albert A. Doub
Board of County Commissioners
Savings Banka
Maryland
Woman Struck Down on Track Near Deerfield
Special to The Weehington Post reports Mrs. Annie Jewell of Tucketts Loudoun County Virginia visiting her daughter near Deerfield was instantly killed by the engine of a passenger train on the Western Maryland Railroad. The incident occurred in Frederick on December 2. Mrs. Jewell was married to George W. Jewell.
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Weehington
Frederick
Annie Jewell
George W. Jewell
Tucketts
Loudoun County
John Portner
Deerfield
Maryland
Great Fire Rages in Moscow Telegraph Disruption Reported
Telegrams from Warsaw detail a massive incendiary blaze in Moscow and widespread telegraphic cuts to St. Petersburg. Reports note the Great Northern Telegraph Co severed links via Copenhagen and Finland, with possible ice hindered routes and limited news from Russian interiors.
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Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
London
Berlin
Copenhagen
Paris
Stockholm
Br. Petersburg
Great Northern Telegraph Company
Nto
St. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Associated Press
Reuter Telegram Company
Russia
Lodz
COUNT TOLSTOI HOPEFUL, Does Not Believe Peasants Will Join Revolutionary Movement
Berlin December 2 Russian correspondent for Tigeblatt quotes Count Tolstoi at his home. He views Russia’s condition as not dangerous and says industrial workers in big cities play little role against peasants who are the majority. Tolstoi says peasants are not seeking revolution and few agitators are pushing it. He warns against predicting the future and urges a government change based on love and goodwill rather than force.
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Berlin
The
Tigeblatt
Count Tolstoi
Russia
Tolstoi
Demand by Telegraphers and Labor Strife in Russia
A Lokal Anzeiger report from Klett via Podwleczyska states 200 postal and telegraph delegates gather in Moscow demanding recognition of the old Russian League of Post and Telegraph officials the removal of M Durnovo as interior minister freedom for delegates and reappointment of dismissed officials The strike is said to be diminishing and Durnovo’s dismissal postponed amid government rigidity A State Department cable notes labor talks in St Petersburg describe wage compromises and a promised new universal suffrage electoral law likely to elect deputies to a National Parliament easing tensions and averting a broader strike
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Klett
Podwleczyska
Galicia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
League of Post and Telegraph
M. Durnovo
Interior
Tageblatt
Kleff
Durnovo
State Department
Funeral of Mrs Lerch at Washington residence
Funeral services for Mrs Caroline Lerch were held Friday afternoon at Lee's chapel after a service at her son Achille Burktin's home in northwest Washington. Born in Colmar Alsace she later lived in Paris with her son during the Franco Prussian war.
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Achille B. Burktin
Ilstreat
Northwest
Washington Gaengerbund
Lee’s Chapel
Colmer
Alsace
Mme. Lerch
Afteward
Paris
King Named Consul to Aix-la-Chapelle Germany
Pendleton King of North Carolina, now chief of the Bureau of Indexes and Archives in the State Department, is appointed consul to Aix-la-Chapelle Germany in place of Martin Miller who was sent to Rheims France. King previously served as secretary of legation at Constantinople starting 1885 and led as charge d affaires at times, retiring in 1890 to return as bureau chief earning 2400 dollars yearly.
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Pendleton King
North Carolina
Indexes ‘and Archives
Department” of State
Aix-la-Chapelle
Germany
Martin Miller
Rheims
France
King
Legation
Constantinople
Indexea and Archives
McCall sails to Paris to press Hamilton testimony
New York secretary John C. McCall of the New York Life plans to bring Andrey Hamilton back to testify before the Insurance investigation committee. He sails on the Lucania to Paris and may obtain a prepared statement for president John A. McGill. Thomas F. Ryan is slated as a witness next week, with further questions by Mr. Hughes.
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New York
John C. McCall
Tg Insurance Company
Lucania
Paris
Andrey Hamilton
New York Life
McCall
Aind Nowheed
Hamilton
United States
Hamilan
John A.mcgall
The
Thomas F. Ryan
Armstrong, Committee
Hughes
Cleland
O'Brien
Westinghouse
Ryan
Atock
Aecretery
Thair
Mms
O'Rorke
Merton
Thor
Cettsia
Bennington Case Verdict Faces Navy Action
Commander Lucien Young and Ensign Charles T Wade of the gunboat Bennington face possible reprimand after a San Diego incident. The Navy Secretary will review the naval court findings, consult the President, and issue final action pending Judge Advocate General Diehl's review.
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Lucien Young
Charles, T. Wade
Bennington
San Francisco
Secretary of the Navy
Diehl
Bonaparte
Explorer Peary Delayed in Arctic North Pole Run
Special to The Washington bo reports Captain Frisbie of the bark Alkline brought news from Ivigtut Greenland. Lieut Robert Peary attempting to reach the North Pole had not reached the rendezvous at North Star Bay by October and difficulties were announced as delaying the party aboard the Erle.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Robert Peary
North Pole
W.T. Frisbie
Alkdline
Friebie
Jeff Ivigtut
Greenland
Peary
North Star Bay
Erle
Private Abbott Held After War Office Letter Incident
In Washington and Columbus area reports, Private Jack Abbott of Company E Fourth Infantry was jailed today while an investigation proceeds after he wrote a letter to the Assistant Secretary of War. Abbott had requested transfer to the Sixth Infantry, a move reportedly denied, and the officer is said to have made a serious blunder in his communication.
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Washington Ros
Sineinmatt
Ohio
Geo
Jack & Abbott
Fourth Infantry
Abbott
Highth Infantry
Three Dead In Home A Hatchet Killing and Suicide
Special to The Neghington Past Garaph Lake New York Dec. 2 Two youths Henry Mc Caffrey seventeen and Miss Carmette Calmette died in a Lake Clear home after an attack by George Carpenter who then killed himself. Neighbors reported the struggle after Thanksgiving as Carpenter bound doors and killed Carmette with a hatchet and Henry with a knife. the killer then seized Henry’s rifle and shot himself. The crime, witnessed only by animals, left the upper Saranac Lake area in shock.
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Neghington
Garaph Lake
Henry McCaffrey
Capelate’ Calmétte
George Carpenter
Charles McCaffray
Lake Clear
Baranac
Carpenter
Ureue
Cepattit
Carmette
Gronge
Saranac Lake
McCaffrey
Henry
Malone
Misa Gilmetts
Frank Gilmette
Sether
Carpencer
Miss Bien
Pabst Challenges Rebates Scandal Charge in Court
Milwaukee filing by Pabst Brewing Company objects to a government complaint in federal court. Attorneys call the allegation that Gustav Pabst and Frederick Pabst habitually received rebates and concessions from railroads before the law illegal a scandalous and impertinent assertion to be expunged before an answer is filed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Refrigerator
Pramettsit Company
Pabst Brewing Company
Féhe
United States District Court
Gustav @."Pabst
Frederick Pabst
Depew Refuses to Confirm Resignation Reports
United States Senator Depew declined to deny or confirm rumors of resignation. He said inquiries were absurd and refused further comment, stating he would not talk to newspapers and would not affirm or deny the chatter. He added he has learned from the past and will not engage in such speculation.
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New York
United States
Depew
Spee
Hope for crew in peril on Nova Scotia wreck search
The barge Rembrandt with twelve aboard and the St Donatien with nineteen on board are missing after leaving Nova Scotia for Australia in May. Douglas and crew search the sea for four days without sight of the missing vessels as storms lash the coast. Four crewmen are reported missing from the steamer Phillipaville sinking near Dungeness.
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France
St.Donatien
Australia
Halifax
Dominion Cédar Company
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H. Thorneg
Cann
Rembrandt
Vite
Nately
Thoas
Phillipaville
Antwerp
Congo
Gank
Harlow
London
Dungeness
Philipevills
Southampton
Red Rock Fuel Co Wins Interstate Case Against Baltimore and Ohio
The Interstate Commerce Commission, per Commissioner Fifer, ruled in favor of Red Rock Fuel Company in a dispute with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The board found the railroad wrongful in blocking coal shipments from the Airmont district mine in West Virginia, despite other nearby mines having connections.
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Rock Fuel Company
Baltimore and ‘Chic
Interstate “Commerce ,Commission,and
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Red Rock ‘Fuel Company
Baltiquore and Ohio Railroad Company
Railroad ‘Company
Airmont
Weal Virginia
Campbell of Kansas Proposes Bill Regulating Private Railroad Cars
Representative Campbell of Kansas prepared a bill to regulate ventilator, refrigerator, oil, or tank cars and other private cars, making them subject to interstate commerce relations. The measure aims to govern existing rolling stock used in rail operations.
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Kansas
Kanags
Laist Congress
ithe Standard + Oil
Western Oil Felds
Court Martial for Deering at Washington Navy Yard
George A. Deering a paymaster in the United States Navy faces a court martial on charges arising from irregularities in his accounts. The panel, to be presided by Rear Admiral George C. Remey, will convene at the Washington Navy Yard on December 11 with senior officers and Elbert S. McLemore as judge advocate.
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Agstyta Paymaster
United States Navy
Navy Department
George C.remey
George C. Remey
William O. Wise
Charles -. Hatching
Ichabod G. Hobbs
Richard G. ‘Davenport
John N. Speel
A’tabam E. Culver
John R. Martin
Leeds.c. Kerr
Navy
Mas. Elbert’ S. McLemore
United
Riddle of the Car Scene and a Letter Dilemma
A Westport woman faced a dramatic choice after a longtime suitor Tom pressed for marriage. She wrote two letters one accepting and one rejecting, planned to mail one on a train without knowing which would be sent, and the car ramble drowned the outcome in a sudden stop. The tale blends into other dispatches about wartime duties and a bank robbery in Texas.
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Kane City Star
Westport
Kate
Tom
Consrest
Essigs
Civil Service
Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed
Promotes the use of Kilmer's Swamp Root for weak kidneys and related ailments. Claims to improve overall health as kidney function returns, with testimonials and a free sample offer via mail. Warns of consequences from untreated kidney trouble and cites hospital use and physician endorsement.
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Washington Sunday Pos Post
Anq
Wren Ly Walker
East Linden St
Atlanta
Klarieys
Jury Sets Dr McLeod Free After Not Guilty Verdict
In Superior Court today Dr. Percy D. McLeod was freed after a jury acquitted him as an accessory after the fact in the fatal operation case involving Susanna A Geary. Judge Stevens ordered the verdict sealed until court opened, as a courtroom stir followed the ruling. Also sentenced were Williny Hunt and Louis W Crayford to not less than six nor more than seven years in state prison for being accessories. Separately, Mrs Jane Conner of Cumberland won damages of 1000 for injuries from a fall over a tree on a city sidewalk.
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Tha Jury Sa
Percy D. McLeod
Susanna A. Geary
Stevens
McLeod
Williny
Hunt
Louis Wi Crayford
Fudge- Stevens
Winchester Child Fined In Harrowing Accident
Special to The Washington Post reports Clinton Grim five son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Grim Winchester sustained injuries after being struck in Cumberland Residence area. Incident occurred as he played near a dwelling on Washington street. Authorities state damage to home and furniture substantial though details are fragmentary in the dispatch.
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Gunberland
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