College Foot Races Set Today at Franklin Field
Philadelphia April 25 University of Pennsylvania hosts the twelfth annual relay meet with about twelve hundred athletes from colleges and minor schools across the east and west. The program features the one mile two mile and four mile relays for the Inter collegiate championship, with Michigan and Yale as noted threats.
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Franklin Field
Ietie
University of Pennsylvania
Bel
Oe Mississippi
University of ‘Michigan
Verine
Yale
Michigan
Wolverines
Harvard
Dartmouth
Princeton
Cornell
Syracuse
Georgetown
Columbia
University of Maine
Chicago
Pennsylvanis
Pennsylvania
East Famour
Mount Pleasant
Fie
Castellane Gould Case Opens Amid Delay and Hope of Compromise
The Castellane, formerly Mire Anna Gould, versus Count Boni de Castellane case opened today after multiple postponements. The hearing is expected to continue with preliminary arrangements for the count and countess to meet in town, with some favoring a compromise while others doubt its likelihood.
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Sammaenans
Anna Gould
Boni de Castellane
Rector Declares War on Hatless Women in Church
Lowestoft April 28 The rector of St Margaret s vows action against women who attend services without hats He targets young Agathor Hale and other brides who come to weddings without headwear and orders bridesmaids caps be worn to church duties enforceable on brides and attendees alike
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St. Margaret's
Agathor Hale
Woemin
San Francisco
Charles F. Curry
Pacific Coast
Hoe
Eureka
Salinas
Sata Rosa
Fort Bragg
San Jove
San Francisco Rebuilds And Reopens After Fire
San Francisco faces a harsh recovery as people reopen offices in residences, clear debris, and plan temporary buildings. real estate leaders discuss Oakland offers to hold firms in SF, while banks report intact vaults and $76 million in-liquid assets, and Europe shows strong realty interest.
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Cal
Wholesalers’ Association
Bay
Oakland
Cate
Curious Side Light On The Russo-Japanese War
A fragmentary report describes a curious side light on the Russo-Japanese War with a Paris court case, private yachts hired for war aims, and ships ferried toward the Mediterranean while others sailed around the Cape. It mentions Captain Maurice Lair, the Florentina flotilla, and financing through an agency, plus a note on Arbor Day in Massachusetts and a Frisco benefit in Kansas City raising funds.
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Palais de Justice
Ritsata
Feremsi
Canm
Maurice Lair
Gilley
Qatarina
Murderer shoots two and escapes in Oregon
Frank Smith, the alleged slayer of Police officer Hanlon, escapes a pursuing posse after fatally wounding Sheriff J. S. Shaver and seriously injuring Captain O. D. Henderson in Woodburn near Woodburn Oregon. The fugitive eluded the dawn search as the posse scoured the countryside.
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Woodturn
Ore
Frank Smith
Hanlon
Oregon
Sherif J. S. Shaver
Clackams County
O. D. Hepderson
Oregon Nagional Guards
Woodbamm
Smith
Henderson
Shaver
Portland
Associated Press
Woodburn
Kk Wits
Postmaster Walker recalls Albuquerque tenure under Cleveland
W. A. Walker, former Albuquerque postmaster, now in Los Angeles, recalls his 9 year tenure ending under President Cleveland. He notes a prior theft and comments on office moves from Gold Avenue to the current site, predicting a future move to the new government building. The piece reflects early 20th century postal history and local growth.
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Albuquerque
By One Trust
Lees
Los Angeles
Cal
Harrison
Mr. Walker
Walker
Post Office
Cleveland
California
Benjamin & Co
Gold Avenue
Commercial Club
Settlement Talks Move Toward Compromise in Isleta Suit
Reported negotiations at Ilaeta aim to settle the damage suit Isleta Indians filed against the Santa Fe Railroad over 1905 flood damage to Isleta properties. Judge A J Abbott and local officials were to return after a powwow, with terms including about 2600 dollars to compensate the Indians.
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A.J. Abbott
Santa Fe
J. K. Allen
Iadias School
Inmerman
Chaves
Santa Fe Railroad
Ialeta
Isleta Indiano
Berne
Theen
Dota
Vile City
Saleta
Frisco Fire Views by Schwentker in San Francisco
Early week photographs by B. Schwentker from San Francisco depict the Palace Hotel damaged, burned homes, and crowds fleeing toward the ferry building. Images show a leaning Ferry Building tower, a destroyed business block, and streets crowded with portable property as thousands seek to escape. The dispatch notes newspapers’ images understate the disaster in the East. Lead and copper prices in New York move little.
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San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Mr. Schwent
Aol
Schwenther
Greaster
Safe and Lock Company
Oaktland
Schwentker
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