Reliance Beats Shamrock In Fog Shaped Cup Race
The Reliance and Shamrock III battled to a dramatic finish off New Jersey with the American defender gaining offshore windward control. After a fog delay the Reliance crossed the line ahead by about 11 minutes 3 seconds, with Captain Barr steering the British challenger to a hard-fought defeat.
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Barr
Wringe
Shamrock
Iteliance
Scrosa
Reliance
Jersey
Cayilain Wringe
Ary
Shamrocke
Reluvce Norehan
Hart
Rediance
Retianee
Stuamrack
J. F. Morgan
Rel Big
Armilan
Agile
Lipton Reflects On Contests And Loss At Jersey Shore
Sir Thomas Lipton spoke of recent contests at the Highlands of Navesink. He praised American generosity in defeat and said his plan was to return to England by Tuesday, hoping to resume engagements soon.
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Navesink
Tomas Fp
Fon
Amarien
Thomar
San Francisco Bids For Next America’s Cup Copied Invite
The California Promotion Committee telegrams New York Yacht Club proposing San Francisco Bay as the site for the next America’s Cup defense. It cites wind, deep waters, a large harbor, and spectator access as reasons to host the race in the Golden Gate area.
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San Francisco
California
New York Yacht Era
C. Oliver Iselin
New York
San Manelsco Bay
Franglaco
Prominent Figures Discuss San Bran Clen Harbor Race Route
The Executive Officer of the California Promevian Committee and James L. Phelan advocate San Bran clen harbor as an ideal course for an international yacht race. Phelan says funds for a special trophy can be provided and notes Sir Thomas Lippton plans to visit the coast soon. The piece also notes mixed reactions to Lipton and relief over a recent outcome regarding the Nellanee victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Promevian Committee
Sir Thomas Lipton
San Branclen Harbor
James L. Phelan
Matyar
San Francisco
Sir Thomas Linton
Phelan
Uhiagen
Nellanee
Thames Lipton
Britons, Americans praised in editorials on America's Cup
London papers hail United States victory in the America's Cup as fair and well sailed. They note America’s crew and skipper outmatched rivals, with Lipton and Britons urged to study American yacht building. An ad for painting and repairs at 218 North Main Street follows the editorial.
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London
United States
America
Thomas Lipton
Britain
Daily Telegraph
Rail service to Gregson Springs listed with weekly schedule
Notice details a weekly round trip on the FH A P railway between Gregson Springs and Amerida starting May 23 and continuing Saturdays with return by Monday noon. Tickets valid on all trains, new routes and fares, and a dinner event in New York is briefly referenced. An injured Earl of Shattsepany arrives near Butte and is hospitalized at St James.
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Symons
Gorthar
Gregson Springs
Amerida
Gregson
Butte
St. James' Hospital
London News Reflects Sir Thomas Linton Cup Challenge
London reports say the final detent of the cup challenger S reached with losses. Most afternoon papers ran special editions noting the result while discrediting dispatches on Menue. Public opinion favors Sir Thomas Linton's efforts and sympathy grows for him as Canada is urged to enter next year.
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London
Thomas Linton
Canada
Shumrock T
Englund
Jaantang
Thomas Fan Shyuurock
Old Billy Parsons Crosses the Divide
William Parsons, known as Old Billy Parsons, died at the poor farm in Foalock after years of hardship. Once respected and upright, he drifted into poverty, frequented newspaper offices for morning papers, and preferred life on the streets over the poorhouse, where he spent his final days.
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Dall
William Parsons
Thor
Wingelt
Willy Ba Tay
Service programme at First Baptist church and obituary notice
The programme lists organ voluntaries and anthems for Sunday evening at First Baptist church including pieces by Oalmer Buck Shellex and Lagaly. It notes the death of Michael Malvey from writer's consumption and conveys Catholic Order of Foresteria inquiries of sympathy and condolences to his family from the St Peter's lodge and local brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Oalmer
Danstonespin
Redeemer
Lord
Buck
G. Oral McParland
Marks
God Be Merciful
Bridgewitters
Ave Marin
Ave Marin’ (Lagaly Mrs. G. Oral McParland
Babylon
Watson
Shellex
Michael Malvey
Torestera
Butte
Atichnald Mulvoy
Ste Peter
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Butte News
Reliance Wis
Poxry Cautain Barr
Sandy Hoole
Navesinis
Nail
Long Branch
Burr
Imine
Mr. Wandruffts
Brooklyn
Th Shamrack II
Uio
Kimball
Montana
T4e Symons
Steinway
Montane Music Co
Silk Wais
Valenciennes
Mons
Dennis
Allmir
Tasi— Jonable
Byice
Priscilla
Shane
Amit Ccmel
Nebeda
Gina
Dinwee Do
Sir Phony
Kunden Press
Commrat
Orta, Lros
North Main Atreat
Nantea
Gregan Springs
Aly Thomas Taplin
Wattort-Astotli Toavarro
Si Thomas
Cearge 'T. Wilnaty
James Coutts
Thomas
Earl of Shattsepany
Wis
Hile
Relia
Billy Parsons
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