Leander Crew Wins Henley Final Over Pennsylvanians
Leander Rowing club defeated University of Pennsylvania in the Grand Challenge cup final at Henley amid bright sun and crosswinds. The race featured close fighting from start to finish with Leander taking a one length lead at the end, Coach Ward calling it a grand, unforgettable race and Pennsylvanians praised for their sportsmanship. Other results included Trinity Cambridge and University College Oxford triumphs in additional events.
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Heneley
Leander Rowing Club
University of Pennsylvania
Buck Shore
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ellis Ward
R. EB. Etherinton- Smith
Temple Island
Frawley
Coach Ward
Henley
Balliol College
Orford
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
Kings
Caius College
Christ Comeae
Gardiner
Associated Press
Bob” Cook
Yale
Dr. White
Flickner
Leander
Hart
Ward
England
Swin
Elnsticity
Mechanica
White
Poughkeessie
Sporting Life
Goldie
Etherington- Smith
Burnell
Outlaws on the Run Near Malta Trigger Manhunt
Special dispatch reports the Great Northern hold up near Malta by Harry Longabaugh and Kid Curry. A posse chases the fugitives with a fortune in loot the stake, while detectives and Pinkerton agents aid the hunt. Reward boosted for capture or identification.
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Standard
Great Falls
Great Northern
Curry
Malta
Montana
Missouri
Harry Longabaugh
Kid Curry
Exact amount seized in Wagner hold up named
General Auditor D I Elliott of the Great Northern Express says the loss from the Wagner Montana robbery totaled 41500 with 2900 remaining in transit. Pinkerton investigators identify the robbers as experienced train thieves and a pursuit extends from Malta toward the Little Rocky mountains aided by a northern cowboys squad.
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St. Paul
D. J. Elliott
Great Northern Express Company
Wagner
Mont
Washington
Montana National Bank of
Helena
Great Northern
Montana Bank
Elliott
Pinkerton
Pinkertons
Malta
Express Company
Little Rocky Mountains
Lewistown
Judith Basin
Pierre Lorillard At The Point Of Death
New York July 6 Dr. Austin Flint reported that Mr. Lorillard is failing after nephritis during the Deutsch land voyage. He arrived Thursday and showed some improvement that evening but has not gained strength since.
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New York
Austin Flint
Lorillard
Deutschland
Casualties of the Glorious Fourth
Chicago reports the nation recorded 25 deaths and 1,813 injuries from Fourth of July celebrations. Fireworks caused 750 injuries, toy pistols 225, toy cannons 244, firearms 299, loose gunpowder 250, and runaways 38, with total fire loss $128,115.
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Chicago
Tribune
Prisoners Break Jail in Oklahoma Federal Lockup
Ten of the most desperate prisoners in the federal jail at Guthrie Oklahoma overpower guards and escape. A special to the Star from Guthrie reports the break occurring amid a chaotic disturbance as inmates seized control and fled the facility.
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Kansas City
The
Star
Guthrie
Okla
Jail Break Outside Osage Nation Suspects Escape
Guards were overpowered at 2 30 this afternoon and prisoners armed with pistols escaped. James Brummett and George Barclay, both under sentence to be hanged for killing J D Poole, led the breakout. The jail door was forced, Brummett fled east while others ran toward Cottonwood river. Citizens and officers pursued. most captured by nightfall, with Lee Reed and Bod Harden still at large.
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James Brummett
George Barclay
J. D. Poole
Brummett
Cottonwood River
Lee Reed
Bod Harden
Leather workers organize to form Amalgamated Leather Workers' Association
Delegates representing 1000s of leather tradesmen in the United States and Canada meet in Philadelphia to form the Amalgamated Leather Workers' Association of America. Marcellus Waite is elected president and Dennis Healy secretary, with the union to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor.
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Philadelphia
Canada
Amalgamated
Leather Workers’ Association of America
American Federation of Labor
Marcellus Waite
Dennis Healy
Lowell
Mass
O Morrows Standard Preview Packed With Features
The issue previews many features including AP and Scripps services, a new emerter progress display, and a Dotson trial recap set for Deer Lodge Monday. Dodd explains Christian Science, Ade writes a modern business fable, Rounder hosts entertaining gang talk, plus women and children pages and merchant notices boost timely reading.
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O Morrow
Associated Press
Special News Service
New Emerter
Dotson
Deer Lodge
Dodd
Ade
Jerry Rounder
Sunday Standard
McKinley Returns to Canton After Washington Sendoff
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley depart Washington for Canton Ohio to spend the heated term with Secretary Cortelyou Dr Rixey and several White House attaches aboard the private cars Olympia and Hungary. They expect occasional returns to Washington for business and may visit the Buffalo exposition. The party arrives tomorrow morning amid public and official attention.
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Washington
Evans Bids Farewell to President Before Canton Trip
Washington July 5 H Clay Evans commissioner of pensions met with President McKinley to bid him farewell before departing for Canton. Evans said he was reviewing pension claims inventory and would prepare his annual report soon asking for any instructions. The president offered no suggestions and the talk was suavely casual with no policy changes noted.
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Washington
H. Clay Evans
Canton
Superior methods and Henley regatta result
London observers assess the Henley race as Leander winning by superior methods rather than sheer strength. The Daily Chronicle notes Pennsylvania caused anxious moments but favors repeating the challenge next year. The Daily Graphic offers a minority view praising Pennsylvania for speed.
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London
The
Daily Chronicle
Pennsylvania
Leander
Daily Graphic
Henley
Lehmann
Daily News
Dawes Resigns as Comptroller to Seek U S Senate
Charles G Dawes the Comptroller of the Currency has tendered his resignation to take effect October 1. He says he will run for the United States Senate in Illinois and cannot canvass for office while administering the currency office. His term would have expired January 1 1903.
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Washington
Charles
More Trouble Expected as Mind Ining Conflict Lingers
Both sides in the Colorado Mind ing trouble pause actions and wait for the next move. Analysts warn the stalemate could widen tensions as officials urge restraint and readiness for potential escalation.
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Colorado
Ultimatum Rejected in Telluride Mine Dispute
Denver dispatch reports the Smuggler Union strike at Telluride Colo remains unsettled as Manager Collins rejects miners demands and contemplates indefinite shutdown. Governor Orman plans a labor friendly commission to press a surrender of strike property and avert wider violence with possible National Guard involvement.
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Denver
Union
Telluride
Colo
Orman
Dowlain
Collins
Miners’ Union
National Guard
James T. Smith
Comepany
San Miguel
Touurtin
Smituggier Union
Metager’ Com
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Amercans
Wyoming
D. S. Elliott
Stuart
Secret Service
Pierre Lorillard
Mrs. M'Kinley
McKinley
Loudeau
Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Governor's Commission On
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