Cornell Boats Win Varsity and Four in Hudson Races
In Poughkeepsie the intercollegiate Hudson river meets saw Cornell win the varsity eight in 18:53 1-5 and the varsity four in 11:39 5-5. Pennsylvania led the freshman race with Cornell second and Columbia third, while the Davidson Kennedy trophy race went to Cornell after Pennsylvanian efforts. Georgetown and Wisconsin challenged as Columbia rose from last to second in the fours.
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Pennsylvanians Confident at Henley in Trial Heat
The Pennsylvania University oarsmen trained hard at Henley with the Belgians impressing observers and prompting belief they may meet Leander in the grand challenge cup final. Coach Ward praised the crew’s condition while noting Leander’s stronger times on the full course. He expects Friday’s final to be decisive despite current overtraining rumors.
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Intense Heat Grips Nation With No Quick Relief
Weather bureau reports from across the region show temperatures staying very high with only limited, localized relief from showers. Prostrations and deaths are reported as heat grinds on, while ice plants face disruptions and losses of livestock.
Frightful Heat Bakes Pittsburgh Death Toll Rises
Pittsburgh July 2 The extended heat wave proves deadly with at least several fatalities in Allegheny and suburbs. One out of town victim Charles Henney of Lexington Kentucky died after being found unconscious in a bank closet. Mills like Homestead report dozens prostrated and mills close as workers tend fallen colleagues. The city sees many heat tied deaths among children and livestock disruptions hinder deliveries.
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Heatwave Deaths Hit New York as Storm Breaks
New York records a deadly heat spell with 148 deaths among 218 prostrations by 11:20 PM. Ambulances and hospitals were overwhelmed as temperatures reached 98 inside the weather bureau and as high as 106 on streets. Brooklyn reports 60 deaths and 150 prostrations by midnight.
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Hottest July Day in Baltimore Prompts Prostrations
Baltimore records a high of 103 degrees at 2 p.m. with 80 degrees at 8 p.m. The day sees 23 deaths and 99 prostrations as heat grips the city.
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Heat Prostration Strikes City as Rain Arrives in St Louis
In St. Louis on July 2 a long awaited rain cooled the city after a 93 degree afternoon. The downpour reduced heat stress but 33 people are hospitalized with heat prostration, a higher total than in all of 1900 to date. Four deaths and seven new prostrations were recorded in the past 24 hours.
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Weather Update from Louisville July Thunderstorm Likely
The morning heat record stood at 1 degree with yesterday’s 98-degree peak unlikely to be reached. Forecasts indicate a possible afternoon thunderstorm developing in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Record Heat Prostrates Over Two Hundred in City
Prolonged heat left more than 200 residents prostrated and raised the official temperature to a new city record. The government thermometer at 3 p.m. registered 102.8 degrees, eclipsing yesterday’s mark in the Quaker city.
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Temperature Reaches 104 in Kansas as Heat Persists
July 2 reports show 3 pm readings at 100 with very little breeze. Four heat prostrations occurred none fatal and horses died in the streets. Kansas cities Hays 104 Fort Scott Fort McPherson 10%. midnight street thermometers 87 with no air movement. One heat death recorded. Tomorrow expected hotter with Fourth of July outlook.
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Weather cools with heavy rain and thunderstorm
The report notes a high around 90 degrees earlier in the day. By 5 pm a heavy rain and thunderstorm cooled the air and lowered the temperature to 88 degrees, continuing to drop as the weather office logged a maximum near 76 degrees later in the afternoon.
Not a Breath of Air Stirs in Chicago
Chicago reports two deaths and many prostrations due to heat and humidity. A thunder storm struck lightning at 25 locations, triggering 17 fire alarms. A woman attempted suicide during the heat wave. St Paul records 84 high with 80 by 7 pm.
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Seventeen Deaths and Ninety Two Prostrations Reported
The Record from Cincinnati Ohio notes two deaths and 16 prostrations today, bringing total during the hot spell to 17 deaths and 92 prostrations. Government thermometer at 4 pm shows 102 degrees, five degrees cooler than yesterday. at 9 pm temperature reads 85 degrees.
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Fremont Banker’s Son Dies in Heat Driven Suicide
In Fremont Ohio on July 2 James Wilson Jr a son of Dr James Wilson president of the First National Bank and a leading local figure died after shooting himself in the head while overwhelmed by heat and illness. He expired instantly.
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Des Moines Wind Storm Harms Central Iowa Farms
A severe wind storm swept central Iowa last evening causing substantial damage to farm property and structures across multiple counties near Des Moines. Local officials report downed trees and damaged outbuildings with no immediate reports of injuries.
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Heat claimed three Toledo laborers in record day
In Toledo on July 2 three laborers died from extreme heat. Officials report the city's maximum temperature reached a high level, underscoring a deadly heatwave impact.
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Cool Weather Slows Grain Crop Growth in State
Special dispatch from Helena reports that cool weather has retarded crops in parts of the state though overall prospects remain promising. The weekly crop bulletin notes slow progress in gardens and grains, with grasses and meadows improving and alfalfa hay being cut while timothy and bluejoint will be ready next week. Eastern Montana shows marked improvement with anticipated good hay and grain yields.
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Weather and tolls in Cleveland report
Cleveland on July 2 records the high temperature of the day and a good breeze at night. The city reports five deaths and 18 prostrations as of today.
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Governor Toole to Speak in Bozeman Fourth of July
Governor Joseph Toole will deliver the address of the day in Bozeman on the Fourth. The committee on arrangements has organized three days of celebration starting Wednesday night, with extensive preparations to welcome a large crowd. The city has been cleaned up in honor of the distinguished guest.
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Heat claims four lives and leaves three prostrated in Detroit
Detroit officials report four deaths and three prostrations due to extreme heat on July 2. City health workers warn residents to seek shade, stay hydrated, and avoid strenuous activity during peak sun. Local hospitals report increased ER visits for heat related illnesses.
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Striking iron workers in Pittsburgh hold second strike day
The Amalgamated Association reports no major changes as the sheet steel and steel hoop strike enters its second day in Pittsburgh. President Shaffer predicts a slow start with major activity likely after fall reopening, while some independent mills may resume soon. The union claims progress toward eventual unionization of non union mills.
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Wrecked whaler Balaena near St Lawrence Island survives
The Balaena of San Francisco, a 609 ton whaler owned by Pacific Steam Whaling, ran aground a rock off Southeast Cape at St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea on May 1. Captain P F Cotte and 60 men escaped to shore amid freezing conditions while the ship lies wrecked and hanging to a rock awaiting relief. Nome received news June 21 and the Alexander was sent for rescue.
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Machinery Strike Seen as Practically Won by IAM Leader
President Connell of the International Association of Machinists says the strike is effectively over with only eight workers out and talks of nine hour days making progress. He rejects the notion of a real strike as riot and bloodshed, noting minimal assaults not charged to the union. Kent O’Connell accepts a $5,000 aid from the American Federation of Labor.
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