Columbia Wins Third Race of the America's Cup
New York reports Columbia defeats Shamrock in a tense 15 mile southward and return race from the lightship to the finish off New Jersey. After a see-saw start, Columbia led early and battled Shamrock around the stake boat, finishing just seconds apart in a dramatic windward duel to capture the third straight win.
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New York
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Allie
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Jersey
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Shamcreek
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Crane for Governor Nomination At Republican State Convention
The Republican state convention renominated W. Morquin for governor. The platform backs the gold standard, protective tariffs, and reciprocity with foreign countries as compatible with protection for American industries. It calls for labor hours regulation, Isthmian canal construction, and opposes disfranchisement of Black citizens.
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SOL SMITH RUSSELL III Famous Actor Stricken at Vineyard
Bol Smith Russell, renowned actor, suffered a serious bilious attack at his Edgartown summer home on Martha's Vineyard Massachusetts. His daughter, Russell, reports the illness was not life threatening as preparations were made to close his Holgartown house for the season.
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John the First and the Rise of Johnville Morals
A satirical tale traces John the First leaving frontier life to become founder of Johnville. Through generations his kin build land, wealth, and elitist habits, while mockingly revealing democracy’s oddities. The piece closes with the MORAL that truth outstrips fiction in a democracy.
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Mr Dooley on Youth and Age by F P Doone 1901
Mr Dooley muses on age and the presidency in a satirical Drift. He argues that age limits rise with time, noting figures from history and imagining future presidents impaired by age yet still in power. The piece pokes fun at youth v. age in public life with humor.
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Cincinnati
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Pitt
Hinnissy
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Keokuk
H. Higbie
Lamson N. Griggs
Cintinurgan Athletic Club
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Late Oxford bishop known for humor and wit
London Globes recalls the late bishop of Oxford as a serious man with a fine sense of humor. It recounts anecdotes from prize giving wit and a diocesan board quip, noting his famous joke about translation and his restrained pension compared to predecessor See.
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Local Golf Talk Confused and Muddled Report
A garbled Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet shows unclear quotes about a woman playing golf, with fragmented phrases and misspellings describing her performance and praise. The text lacks coherent facts but hints at talk of a golfer named Sel and referenced events.
The Making of a National Capital
An exploration of where capitals could be placed worldwide, weighing Manchester Paris Washington Johannesburg and Alexandria as ideal seats. The piece argues rotating imperial centers, noting benefits of inland hubs and sea access, and imagines a global capital map across continents.
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Fenison
Orange Yass
Bombala
New South Wale
Australia
Manchester
England
London
France
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Russia
Neva
Peter the Great
Moscow
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Yaria
Germany
Orleans
Paris
Werther
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Rome
Petersburg
Europe
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Cape Town
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Johannesburg
United States
Washington
Chicago
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China
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Bhanghat
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Cape
Disraeli
Impossible Geometry Lesson Stumbles in Class
Later to inattentive pupil, London Ning reports a scene where George disputes a geometry proposition. Suter asks him to explain at the blackboard as the class searches for two adjacent sides equal, while distractive classroom imagery and dialogue swirl around the lesson.
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