Boston Yacht Still Confident After Newport Race
On July 7 at Newport Rhode Island the Boston yacht Independence faced a tough loss to the Constitution with Crown inshield and others noting wind issues. Boston observers remain hopeful as tomorrow’s 10 mile triangular test is set to highlight Independence speed in light wind and beating legs.
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Newport
R. I
Constitution
Columbia
Boston
Crowninshield
Independence
Haff
Lawson
W. Butler Duncan
The
Duncan Rther
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Last Chance to Beat the Herreshoff Yachts at Brenton Reef
The text outlines a final effort to defeat the two Herreshoff yachts with broad reaches. Start is planned from Brenton Reef Lightship, and a large fleet is expected to accompany the racers, similar to Saturday’s turnout.
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Herreshoff
Brenton
Reef
Government to Inspect Export Dairy for Purity and Grade
The Agriculture Department under Secretary Wilson will establish a dairy product inspection and branding system in Boston New York Chicago and San Francisco. Experts will gather data to draft efficient regulations with a tentative start to protect all parties. Exporters may later obtain government certified marks for milk and dairy products meeting minimum grade standards.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Wilson
Boston
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Arbitration plan in South American talks ahead of Mexico City congress
Reports from Buenos Aires describe consultations among Argentina Bolivia Peru Uruguay and Paraguay. They aim to press for freer arbitration discussion and to stay away from the Mexico City congress if the current plan is not followed. The Argentine foreign minister has told the Mexican ambassador of the committee action excluding present controversies from arbitration debate.
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Washington
Buenos Ayres
Mexico City
Bolivia
Peru
Uruguay
Paraguay
Congress
Executors to fight will dispute over $8 million
The Journal and Advertiser reports the executors of Jacob S Rogers will contest in Prerogative Court at Trenton N J the heirs' claim against the Metropolitan Museum of Art over the locomotive builder's $8 000 000 estate The executors William Pennington says litigation is expected and funds will require court orders for proper investment while the estate is tied up for years and may pass through lower courts.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Jacob
Rogers
Metropolitan Museum of Arts of New York
Trenton
N. J
William Pennington
Filipino POWs in Guam colony well cared for
Navy report from Commander Seaton Schroeder says deported Filipino prisoners of war near Agana are housed in comfortable quarters, govern themselves with President General Pio del Pilar, and only one death has occurred since establishment. The colony spans about an acre within barbed wire boundaries.
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Washington
Navy Department
Seaton Schroeder
Guam
Agana
Schroeder
Pio del Pilar
Klondike Treasure Arrives in Seattle From Lynn Canal
The City of Seattle brought a Klondike cargo to Seattle consisting of nearly all the $000 in dust with only $100 missing. William Waechter and a Mr. Lee reported small sums as part of the shipment. Dawson and Dawson crowds left for Nome and the Koyukuk as government road work continued and about 1,100 people departed the Klondike after river openings.
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Wash
Lynn Canal
Canadian Bank of Commerce
United States Assay
William Waechter
Lee
Dawson
Klondike
Nome
Koyokuk
Anaconda Wins Again in Roasting of Livingston Umpire
Anaconda defeats Livingston 15 to 13 in a rough game with Knox and Sullivan contributing for the visitors. Umpire Eagan drew cries from the grand stand as Knox blasted pitches and players exchanged heated remarks amid several fielding errors.
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Anaconda
Livingstons
Knox
Anacondas
Dickey Knox
Sullivan
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PCO
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CN Bs Ae
Ray
Andre
Fie
Ase
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Pegtisle
Mennen
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Ee Wiotgan
Ryan
McLeod
Grimes
Hansen
Keane
Nash
Burton
Mjelde
Shuster
Smalley
Freeman
Eagan
Reidy shuts out Cleveland as Milwaukee wins 1 0
Milwaukee at home defeats Cleveland 0 to 0 in front of about 1500 fans after a sharp pitching effort by Reidy and solid defense. Batteries Reidy and Maloney for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Reidy
Cleveland
R. H. EB
Propree Ae
Ie Batteries
Reidy, ‘and
Maloney
Scott and Wood
Patrolman Fires During Suspect Flight
A chase ended with a police officer shooting a fleeing suspect after he refused to halt. Cassidy, recently-arrived from Cripple Creek last fall, is said to have a wife living in Colorado Springs.
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Cassidy
Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs
Cooler weather spans east of Mississippi with hot west
Reported July 7 from Washington notes comparatively cool conditions across the eastern United States while the west remains hot. Temperatures in major cities ranged from the mid 70s in Boston to the 90s in St Louis and Kansas City, with a late drop in Washington following a heavy thunderstorm.
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Mississippi River
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Weather Bureau
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New England
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
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Memphis
New Orleans
New York
Bismarck
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Denver
Davenport
Kansas City
Little Rock
Was &S
Helena
Butte
Missouri River
Burlington
Coolest Chicago day since May with 66 56 readings
Chicago records the coolest day since May with a high of 66 and a low of 56. A lake breeze cooled the city, lowering temperatures by 26 degrees since Saturday at 6 p.m.
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Chicago
Educators Gather for 40th National Education Meet Detroit
Detroit hosts the 40th annual National Education association convention with sessions starting tomorrow. William T. Harris will address the National Council on Isolation in School. A notable economics teaching session is planned, seen as a major advance. Northwestern delegates push for next convention site, with Portland and Seattle eyed.
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Cadillac
National Educational Association
Association
Light Guard
National Council of Education
Indian Educational Department
William T. Harris
National Council
Green
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Coal transportation split among rail lines in east
Philadelphia July 7 The North American reports that coal transport east of the Mississippi will be divided among the Pennsylvania railroad Vanderbilt and Morgan interests. The Pennsylvanian and Vanderbilt lines will haul all bituminous coal while Morgan roads control anthracite transport. Consolidation aims to unite bituminous interests north of Tennessee and east of the Mississippi, with Pittsburg Coal Illinois Coal and Fairmount Coal among those affected. Bituminous capitalization is listed at 40 million.
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North American
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilt
Morgan Interests
Pennsylvania
Morgan Roads
Tennessee
Mississippi
Pittsburg Coal Company
Ilnois Coal Company
Ilinois
Indiana
Fairmount Coal Company
West Virginia
Markets stagnate as investors hesitate despite plentiful money
London weekly markets show improved conditions and firmer prices yet activity remains at a low ebb. Consols rise slightly, home rails gain, northern lines advance, southern lines steady. American securities trend upward amid cautious commentary from some writers warning of potential U.S. financial strain and seeking measures to forestall panic.
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London
London Stock Exchange
American Securities
Investors’ Review
United States
Berlin Markets Slide After Leipeit Crash
Berlin reports a week of record gloom with Trebor-Trocknung failure blamed for the downturn. Industrial shares led declines while coal and tran shares fell sharply and American railway securities saw near no activity.
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Berlin
Trebor-Trocknung
Tran
Cincinnati Surges Past New York 6 To 5
Cincinnati wins at home 6 to 5 over New York amid late innings rally. Two walks, a sacrifice, Phillips clever hit, and Beckley’s single boosted the eighth inning comeback. Pitcher Phillips went the full game as Cincinnati improves in attendance around 48 percent.
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Cincinnati
Phillips
Douce
Beckley
Beore
Forest Fire Destroys Timber Near Buena Vista Threatens Vine
A forest fire southwest of Buena Vista has destroyed thousands of dollars worth of timber and jeopardized the Vine mining camp. Reports say the blaze is burning and spreading quickly with little news from the scene tonight.
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Denver
Buena Vista
Colo
Here
Vine
Brooklyn Beats Chicago in Lopsided Fielding Display
Brooklyn routed Chicago with sharp fielding base running and timely hitting in front of 6 400 fans. Batteries Waddell and Kahoe opposed Kitson and Farrell with umpire Nash presiding.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Boore
Waddell
Kahoe
Kitson
Farrell
Nash
Argentine Minister Reports Silence on Debt Unification Protests
London reports Florencio Dimguez, Argentine minister to Great Britain, received a telegram from Buenos Aires dated July 6 claiming a complete cessation of disturbances linked to protests against the bill the government plans to withdraw for unification of the Argentine debt.
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London
Great Britain
Florencio Dimguez
Luenos Ayres
Postal Revenue in Cuba for Nine Months
A government statement shows Cuba postal revenue for the nine months ended March 31 1901 at 282 271 dollars versus 163 515 dollars for the same period in 1900.
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Washington
Island of
Cuba
No Plague Rumor Denied in Rio de Janeiro
United States rumor of bubonic plague in Rio de Janeiro is unfounded. Four cases reported were all contracted in Oporto. City’s sanitation is described as excellent and under control.
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Rio Rio de Janeiro
United States
Oporto
Rio de Janeiro
Seattle Defeats Tacoma 6 0 in July Match
Seattle topped Tacoma 6 to 0 with Corbett Frary and Zearfoss credited in an umpire assisted game notes. O'Donnell officiated as umpire while the match reference hints at a battery and strong defense from Seattle.
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Seattle Tacoma
Corbett and Frary
Zearfoss
O'Donnell
Carter
Portland Wins Over Spokane In Rough Baseball Match
Portland defeats Spokane 17 to 11 in a high scoring game. Pitchers unknown but bats lead the scoring surge with 4 batteries Glendon Swindell and others contributing. The unclear report lists multiple players and teams with scrambled phrases.
Cassidy dies in shooting as man attempts to flee
Leadville Colorado July 7 At 9 o clock this morning A L Cassidy was almost instantly killed by Policeman J J McDowell Cassidy headed for jail to answer a breach of the peace charge when he attempted to run away and was shot by the officer
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Leadville
Colo
A. L. Cassidy
J. J. McDowell
Cassidy
Cuba’s Electoral Law Stalls at Havana Convention
Havana reports the constitutional convention has not agreed on an electoral law. Delegates were largely absent as meetings waned. Conservatives seek a plural vote for property holders and professionals, opposed by radicals. Some argue against drafting until the U S government approves the constitution.
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Havana
United States
Washington
Emigration from Germany via Bremen rises to 65 742
Berlin reports 65 742 emigrants left Germany through Bremen in the six months ending June 2, up from 55 821 in the same period last year.
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Berlin
Germany
Bremen
Marriage of Lillian Langsdorf to F B Wheaton in Salt Lake
Special correspondence from Salmon Idaho reports the marriage of Miss Lillian Langsdorf to F B Wheaton in Salt Lake City. The bride is the banker Col Langsdorf’s daughter. Also noted is the death of J W Birdseye at 70 from Bright’s disease, buried with Masonic honors, and Salmon City’s boom with new brick stores, completed houses, and road prospects from Boise City to Butte. The Fourth of July celebration closed with a grand opera house ball.
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Standard
Salmon
Idaho
Salt Lake
Lillian Langedorf
F.B. Wheaton
Salmon City
Colonel Langsdorf
J. W. Birdseye
Bright
Birdseye
Lemhi County
Little City
Boise ‘Mty
Butte
Opera House
Tragic Death of Esther Oliver Due to Torpedo Accident
Denver police determine the 4 year old Esther Oliver died in an accident when she bit into a torpedo found in the yard yesterday. Father William Oliver, a surveyor, was away in Cripple Creek at the time.
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Denver
Colo
Esther Oliver
William Oliver
Cripple Creek
Silver Republican Appointed to Denver Police Board
Governor Orman appoints Charles L. Burpee a silver Republican to the Denver police board succeeding the resigning William H. Griffith.
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Orman
Charles L. Burpee
Denver Police Board
William H. Griffith
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