Navy Field Goal Beats Army in Dramatic Fray at Franklin Field
Up to 25,000 spectators watched Navy defeat Army 3 to 0 in a tense football classic. Joaston booted the decisive field goal in the seventh attempt after earlier misses, sealing Navy’s narrow victory and tying the series at ten wins apiece.
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Branks
Navy
Poon
Une
Meither
Army
de Ballon
Dalton
Delian Vata
Tift von Poo
Lal Sway
Game Is Cleanly Played By West Lomit And Annapolis
A large Franklin Field crowd witnessed a hard fought grid clash between West Lomit and Annapolis. The tie showcased disciplined play and drew praise for the efficient defense and steady offense from both sides.
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Val Owen
West Lomit
Annapolis
Burgest
Franklin Field
Shane
Baltimore and Return Livery Trains Highlight Weekend Service
Baltimore and Ohio announces weekend service with livery trains on Saturday and Sunday. The limited Royal Limited runs both days, with passenger access at the usual yards and stations.
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Baltimore and Return
Baltimore and Ohio
Estrada Under Enife as Nicaragua Votes Near
Managua reports Jose Delores Estrada brother of the provisional president underwent appendicitis surgery today with doubtful recovery. Elections for the primary assembly begin tomorrow shaping candidate slate for the legislature. A national liberal convention manifesto urges the party to abstain. Gen Moncado resigns as war subsecretary and seeks a congress nomination.
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Managua
Jose Delores Estrada
National Liberal Convention
Abalam
Moncado
Congress
New York Gamblers Raid Largest Yet in Town
New York officers led by Deputy Commissioner Driscoll raided a social club on Last Forty-second Street, seizing seventy nine prisoners. Ten minutes with axes and crowbars breached a heavy door, as a man guarding evidence was roughly handled by a crowd inside.
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New York
Driscoll
Kaiser’s Right Divine in Reichstag Debate
Berlin reports that Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg defended the emperor’s divine rights during a heated Reichstag session. Socialist Ledebour urged the emperor to respect the constitution or face a republic, while Bethmann-Hollweg argued for a democratic parliamentary system and rejected fears of republicanism. Also notes delay in Milgar Cooke’s embezzlement trial due to Mrs Ford’s illness and a Washington hotel advert.
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Berlin
Waiser Wilhelm
Koenigsberg
von Bethmann-Holiway
Reichstag
Ing
Hkmself
Willem I
Herr Ledebour
Bebel
von Bethmann-Hollweg
LTR
William I
Lly
Fither le
Germany
Keulying
von Bethmann Kolbyves
Ber
Lortie
Ledebour
Nol
Tecare
Commonwealth
Baltimore Democrats Plan National Jackson Day Celebration
Baltimore leaders unveiled a plan to invite prominent Democrats nationwide to a January 1 1911 mass meeting at the Lyric and a banquet at night. The event aims to promote party harmony without resolutions or presidential endorsements, with Mack and Clark pledging attendance.
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Baltimore
Mack
Clark
Maryland Democrats plan Jackson day celebration and mass meeting
Maryland Democratic leaders including Chairman Mack and Representative Clark advocate a large Jackson day celebration in Baltimore to promote party harmony and ratify the national victory. They support cooperation with Maryland Democrats and aim to organize the biggest mass meeting and banquet in the country.
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Mack
Mr. Clark
Gov. Crothers
Isidore Rayner
John 4 Ter Smith
J. F.C. | Bott
Murray Vandiver
Crothers
Clark
Smith
Democratic Party
Rayner
Talbott
Gna
Vandiver
Maryland
Democrats
National Committee
Baltimore
George Riddle Dies in Boston Cerebral Hemorrhage
George Riddle a renowned Shakespearean reader died at Relief Hospital Boston from a cerebral hemorrhage found unconscious on Tremont street mall late last night. Cambridge native, a theatre figure for more than 25 years, appeared as Vitus to Edwin Booth’s Brutus in 1874. Harvard alumnus to pursue acting. Geneva reports Prof Oscar Sillig, noted educator, also died today.
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Boston
George Riddle
Tresmont Street
Mr. Riddle
Cambridge
Vitus
Edwin Booth
Riddle
Harvard
Booth
Geneva
Switzerland
Oscar Sillig
Unionists See Gains in Nov Campaign and Talks of Conference
London dispatch reports unionists and Liberals weathering a crowded campaign with limited enthusiasm and several seat battles. Unopposed constituencies linger, with key contests in Birmingham West and Hants Fareham, and expected gains in London and north England. Reports also mention potential Irish seat shifts, a Ports mouth race, and a looming conference to avoid royal intervention before the coronation.
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London
Liber Als
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham West
Arthur Tf. Lee
Hants
Fareham
England
Sunderland
Hamar Greenwood
York
William Joynson-Hicks
Manchester Northwest
Manchester
Andrew Bonar Law
Dulwich
Sirorge Kemp
Wales
Scotland
William O'Brien
Cork
John E. Redmond
Portsmouth
Edward George Hemmerde
Denbighshire
Honor Law
Charles Beresford
Has Become Poultry State in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has emerged as a leading poultry state with Deputy State Attorney A T Martin citing inquiries and figures showing the state likely surpassing New York in poultry numbers this year. Estimates project over 20000000 fowls valued between 6500000 and 7000000 dollars and egg production near 75000000 dozen.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A. T. Martin
Secretary of Agriculture
New York
Boy Hunters Murdered Near Bennettsville
In South Carolina on Thanksgiving day Guy Rogers aged 15 and Prentiss Moore aged 11 were found murdered in a Peedee River swamp near Bennettsville. The bodies lay in a ditch by their buggy as the circuit court had adjourned and locals joined the search for the killers. Rogers was the son of the county treasurer.
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Columbia
8. C
Guy Rogers
Prentiss Moore
Peedee River
Bennettaville
Bennettsville
Rogers
Tariff Action Nears as Taft Pursues Board Report
President Taft met with tariff board chairman H C Emery and tariff commission delegates as he plans to address tariff revision. The board says data on pulp paper and wood schedules is lacking and may delay opening message. Delegation urges permanent independent tariff commission and broader authority.
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Congress
H. C. Emery
Tariff Board
National Tariff Commission Association
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Senate
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National Tariff Commission
Tariff Commission
John C. Cobb
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Henry T. Wills
New York
Henry R. Towne
New York Merchants’ Association
H. E. Miles
Racine
Wis
John Kirby, Jr
Dayton Ohio
National Association of Manufacturers
Charles M.“Jar=vis
New Britain
Conn
American Hardware Corporation
Albn B. Johnson
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
C. Meade
Census Flaws and Recounts Highlight City Enrollments
Census officials announced reenumeration in Atle Seattle and Portland after prints contained padding and fictitious names. Portland lost 15745 on recounts while Seattle showed 218382 original vs final counts, with 15 districts corrected and many slips linking names to vacant lots or transient residents. Oklahoma population rose 242,978 to 1,657,15. county figures reflect gains. Chesapeake and Ohio announces fast service routes to multiple Western cities with standard and tourist accommodations. Train departs Washington 6:30 p.m. and features dining car service. limited fares from major depots.
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Atle
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Portland
Greg
ZBT
Durand
Seattle
Mr. Turand
Eli
Nampa
Oklahoma
Logan
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indianapolis
Mutineers Surrender Brazilian Warships After Amnesty
Rio de Janeiro November mutineers return ships to harbor after last night at sea. Vessels including Minas Geraes Sao Paulo Bahia Rio Grande do Sul and Deodoro surrender by 7 pm after amnesty granted. Sailors refused to obey orders landing at a fortress delaying surrender. fears of minister of marine resignation and naval officers’ meeting loom.
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Rio Janeiro
Ville Gaignon
Naval Club
Jean Candido
Minas Geraes
Sao Paulo
Bahia
Rio Grande Do Sul
Deodore
Minister of Marine
Neves
Minayg Geraes
Astor Attacks Dollars in English Elections
London reports Astor and Lord Selbourne denounce American dollars influencing British politics. Waldorf Astor says the country can be governed without American money. Redmond’s stance, government line, and calls to stop foreign funding are noted. Advertisement ends with a real estate loan offer at 4 to 6 percent.
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Young Waldorf
Weekington Post
London
Vyoung Waldorf Astor
Plymouth
Lord Selbourne
Redmond
Young Astor
Taft weighs tariff plan amid party reorganization push
The article details mixed state endorsements and oppositions to a tariff commission, with Southern apathy noted. It reports Taft reviewing written arguments, accepting a banquet invitation January 14, and meeting Cannon and Mann briefly. Hoosier leaders Hemenway and Kealing urge Indiana GOP reorganization to regain control and limit Beveridge. Taft plans to address party rehabilitation for 1912, considering patronage in federal appointments.
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National Commission
Cannon and Mann
White House
Hemenway
Indiana
Middle West
Tariff Commission
National Tariff Commission
Cannon
Representative Mann
Mlinois
Joe
James A. Wemenway
United States
Joseph B. Kealing
United States Dltrict
Indianapolis
Senate
Albert J. Beveridge
Tittienway
Kealing
Rhanks- Hemenway
Heveridge
Kearny
Beveridge
Taft
Congress
25 Girls Perish In Newark Factory Fire
A devastating fire in a four story Newark New Jersey factory building trapped workers on upper floors. In ten minutes flames swept through the structure killing many and sending dozens to hospitals. Six girls remain missing as rescuers battle flames amid a panic that spread to other plants.
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Joseph BE. Sloane
Lefert
Brisheaunlight
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Gemi
Newik Paper Box Company
A. A. Take Paper Box Company
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Anchor Lamp Company
Adtna Electric Company
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