Yale and Harvard to race on water this week
New London hosts a historic Yale versus Harvard varsity eight regatta marking the six ty first anniversary of college rowing’s oldest continuous clash. The contest began in 1852 with Harvard winning by about two lengths in ten minutes, forming a tradition rivaled only by the annual football game.
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Shawmut
Merkle and Umpire Fight Sparks on Court
Reported on a brawl between Merkle and umpire Newhorse during a game. Umpire ordered Merkle out after blood was drawn, referee cited misconduct and halted the contest at 9 to 0 with teams arguing over calls and penalties.
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Frank
Jimmy
Virkle
Newhorse
Marty
Boeaia Hew Ter Porferrd
Wilding Captures Final In Tennis Tourney
In a tense final, Wilding of New Zealand defeated Andre H to win the women’s singles title. The German team and other contenders pushed hard, with French players showing strength in doubles. The match featured strong serves and crucial rallies, sealing Wilding’s claim on the trophy.
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Prine
Rescue of Victims After Brooklyn Disaster
The article describes men rescued from debris after a collapse in Brooklyn. It notes efforts by responders, the dangerous conditions faced by workers, and the start of an investigation into the incident. A chute and evacuation steps are mentioned as part of the response.
Baseball scores and notes from June games across the National League
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 9 to 5 with help from bunched hits and Chicago fielding errors. St Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in the ninth on Hauser’s pinch runner and a Griner single. Cincinnati edged Boston 2 to 1 as Hess and Benton pitched well, with Cincinnati's late runs sealing it.
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Brooklyn
Ioosa
Immerman
Phillies
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Wingo
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Rigler
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Reda
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Boston
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Whaling
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Clarke
Umplges
Kiemana Orth
Government Plans New Attack on Coal Trust
Government plans to renew action against the coal trust involving Reading and Central New Jersey railroads. Supreme Court previously dismissed key charges. Attorney General Reynolds to lead renewed litigation with George Baer leading Reading's defense.
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Riading
Central Railroad of
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United States
Seaboard
Supreme Court
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Fast
George Po Baer
Reading System
French Derby Won by Blancs Dagor
The Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly saw Edmond Blanc’s Dagor win by two lengths as an outsider. WoT De betting MW I finished second with Hoolerers Bald Salut Alarys Bruleur in third amid a strong field of American-tinged Colts. The race covered one and a half miles and carried about $27 in prize value.
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Pourly
Chantilly
Edmond Blancs
Wot de Bett
Alarys Bruleur
Wetier
Mimics
Leoven
Lagi
Cigar
Wow Vander Tilts
Pierairiol
Wadame
Churemetell
Albants
Tursers
Rimney
Belmonte
Vulcant
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Wideners
Roi Do
Thorpe's Trophy Honors Swede in Decathlon Meet
Thorpe's Trophy awarded to Swede at an athletics meet with Sweden’s Sween and Flolmer placing second and third. Thorpe leads in the decathlon events amid a tense finish as competitors from Sweden and other nations vie for honors.
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Roulm
Stilim
Tamea Thorpe
Welslander
Kaiser 18 Celebrating Ascension at Potsdam Memorial Day
The emperor marked the twentieth anniversary of his father s death with a memorial service at Potsdam s garrison church and laid a wreath on his father s tomb The imperial reception at the new palace drew all ranks of the army and a vast Berlin crowd flooded the streets as heavy traffic posed difficulties The scene was the busiest ever seen in Berlin with perfect weather drawing visitors from Schellendorf gate onward and crowds decorating Yen Tindey The day saw unprecedented public display and orderly ceremonies across the capital.
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Thesuey
Willam
Pielghk
Emprise
Potsdam
For Io
Gulikke
Schloss
Derlin
Poole
Bendenburg
Berlin
Quo Vadis Draws Large Crowds On Road Show
The road show Quo Vadis attracts hundreds with scenes set on stage and moving picture impresario Waylan Oiknow guiding the production. Jake Wells praises the show as a major entertainment, while concerns about the risks and demands on cast and crew are noted.
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Une
Mistang Sen
Waylan Oiknow
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Jake Wells
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Dante
DOLLAR DIPLOMACY DISCUSSED BY BRYAN
Secretary Bryan discussed dollar diplomacy on a special mission with Dr Taure Walter Bravistyn minister of foreign affairs in Brazil. He explained Wilson administration abandonment of the policy and urged friendly relations and honorable commercial activity. Dr Muller supported the approach and promised to encourage Brazilian entasement. The Brazilian mission planned a reception, luncheon, and tours, including visits to Bethlehem steel and West Point before returning to New York.
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South Bethlehem
New York
West Point
Hursday
Boston
Niagua Palls
San Francisco
Binas Geross
Local Obituaries Highlight Campbel, Martin and Towry Deaths
Mortuary notices report the death of Camphill Aye at his residence on Jennings Street. Survived by two sons and four daughters. funeral 3 PM at Bloomfeld Chapel with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Also announces death of Sarah Martin aged 44. funeral from Barclay & Bianlone chapel on Tuesday with interment to be announced. Elizabeth Towry aged 50 died last Saturday. survived by husband and daughter. funeral from residence at 70 Strang Street at 10 AM with later interment at Casos Cemetery.
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Jennings Street
Gna T Campbell
J K Gordon
G H Berry
John Dixon
Jessie Campbel
Bloomfeld
Chapet
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Saran D Martin
I Builhew
Hot Martin
Barclay & Bianlone Chinel
Ilzabeth
Hery
Boshard
Impbell
Bolten
Strang Istret
Notable railroad engineeer dies after private sanitarium death
One of the department's most popular stars in the 18 years of service passes away Sunday at a private sanitarium. Survived by wife and one son. Funeral set for next Tuesday from Beclay and Yiandons chapel with interment at Greenwood.
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Thaesee
Bresser
Beclay & Yiandons
Greenwood
Obituary notices from West Third Street deaths
Multiple obituaries list Mrs J T Grogan Wie 2 1 Gro in age 6 at 317 West Third Street Sunday evening survived by husband J T Grogan one daughter Mrs ON Lindsey and two sisters. Mrs Woa A Carr died at 318 West Third Street Sunday evening. funeral from Harry G Pooles parlors at 4 30 this morning. Springs Wesnne McWilliams aged 10 died at Robbins Street residence Sunday evening. Hubert Hobbs died at Adamsville residence Sunday morning aged ? survived by wife and four children. funeral from Harry G Pooles at 4 this afternoon at the family burying grounds in Ilamssijle.
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Weloek
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Vas Lela Sanders
Woo McVeithams
Hubert Hobbs
Adamsville
Harry G Pooles
Ferment
Congress of Women Opens at Budapest
The Congress of Women opened in Budapest with speeches by officials including Dehale, the mayor, and Countess Issa. Mrs Carre Chapman Catt of New York addressed the attendees as delegates from multiple nations gathered to discuss suffrage and womens rights. The event featured calls for greater unity among suffrage movements and critiques of slavery and inequality.
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Prishy Ters
Keith Vaudeville at the Forsyth headlines a week
At the Forsyth theater Keith Vaudeville headlines all week with matinee and night shows. Pauline Wlaher and a singing dancing act join in a Lawn Party feature with ten youths portraying famous celebrities. The program includes Vauderile acts and a cast of named performers and animals.
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Mustang
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Pauline Welen
Sige
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Vauderile
Karl Emmy
Leightons
Whittiled
Ireland
Fire damages three story building in town center
A fire on the third floor of a local building caused extensive damage to machinery and interiors. Water poured into the structure as flames spread, with preliminary estimates still unresolved and losses not yet tallied.
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Raowsi
Linn
Sanday School Growth At Contra Baptista Parish
Sanday School Growing Sonda drew a large turnout from the Contra Baptista congregation. The Sunday school reported capacity crowds and strong participation. Pastor Ste Talib A Railles preached Morning and Evening services on themes of the Kingdom of God and related sermons.
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Sonda
Contra Baptista
Sunda
Ste Talib
Railles
Big Maine Willow Grows From Pioneer Switch
A massive Maine willow on Emery Pstes farm in Durham towers along the river road from Lis Yon Talla toward Southwest Bend. Its trunk spans 12 to 16 feet with a towering crown offering shade for the front yard. Local lore says the tree sprouted from a pioneer’s willow switch, planted as a memorial by riders traveling through the forest. a companion switch on an adjacent farm did not survive the transplant.
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Lewiston Journal
Emery Pstes
Durnam
Lisyon Talla
Southwest Bend
Durham
VMI Commencement Services Held in Stonewall Jackson Hall
Commencement at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington featured a baccalaureate sermon to the cadets. Rev Collins Denny of Richmond, bishop of the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Church, officiated the service in Stonewall Jackson Hall.
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Quo Vadis at the Grand This Week
Quo Vadis premieres at the Grand with matinee today and continues daily all week. The 22 month project features a large cast, wild animals, soldiers of Italy, and extensive travel culminating in a 2 ¼ hour motion picture experience. Reserved seats available for all showings.
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Sanderson Succeeds Ismay As IMMC President
London June 15. Following the retirement of J Bruce Ismay, Harold A Sanderson the first vice president becomes president of the International Mercantile Marine company. P Curry, manager at Southampton of the Atterfean lime, named manager of the White milling at Southampton. not a director of the International Union.
Remembered Atlanta Leader S H Phelan Sr Dead
Hundreds honor S H Phelan Sr at funeral in Atlanta and Crawford county. Services at St Luke's, funeral escort by Coeur de Lion commandery, Knights Templars. Survived by children Atkinson Ball, Goldsmith Jr, Barry Wright, G Phelan, and Geman Phelan. long active in Capital City Club and Cotton States, with extensive Crawford county plantation interests.
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A W Goldsmith, Jr
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Mountain Lovers Marry In Auto In Georgia Trip
Nellie Bonington aged sixteen and Gordon Cannan wed secretly Saturday in Cherokee county. A friend ferried them in a car from Creighton to Cantonia and back toward Atlanta where Newt White performed the ceremony in the automobile. The couple spent the night en route and visited Grant Park Piedmont Park and White City before news reached their unsuspecting parents.
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Gordon Cannan
Virgil Stephens
Creighton
Gulf Home
Cherokee County
Maud Pleigon
Atlanta
Grant Park
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William K Kitchen Dies in Augusta
William K Kitchen, long active in New York wholesale ding trade, died suddenly at his Augusta home. He served as president of Barratt & Co, president of Park National Bank in New York, and held vice presidencies at National Exchange Bank and Atlanta Life Insurance. Surviving relatives include Mrs Lo M Behardy, Savannah. Mrs Oliver Hagan, Boston. Mrs Thomas Barrett, Augusta. Mrs F H Miller, Montgomery.
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Willam Kitchen
New York
Barratt & Co
National Exchange Bank
Moore and Sehley
Rew Vuk
Augusta Life Insurance Company
Park National Bank
Lo M Behardy
Savannah
Oliver Hagan
Boston
Thomas Barrett
Augusta
F H Miller
Montgomery
Collision damages steamer Spalding. Snyder Jr missing
Calumet reports the steamers Jesse Spalding and coal steamer William collided on Lake Superior during a heavy fog. Distress signals from the Spalding ceased. the Snyder Jr missing with limited visibility and no clear sighting of the Spalding. The Snyder Jr sustained slight damage above the water line. Spalding's exact fate uncertain.
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Snyder Jr
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Southern YWCA Conference Closes at Black Mountain
The second annual Southern YWCA conference near Asheville ends after ten days of religious meetings. Visitors begin leaving as plans form for the third gathering to be held in June 1914.
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Christian Message to the Modern Man at Penn
June 15 marked commencement week at the University of Pennsylvania with Rev Alexander MacColl delivering the baccalaureate sermon The Christian Message to the Modern Man He spoke of entering a new era noting that fifty years ago focus was on material resources and that the next fifty years will emphasize development and distribution of human wealth.
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University of Pennsylvania
Alexander MacColl
Dr McColl
Your Complexion Remedies Ad from Sulfosol
An old advertisement touts Sulfolol sulfur remedies for impure blood and skin disease. It claims winter winds and diet changes worsen complexion, promotes Sulfosol in solution, pimples eczema and blood taints. Offers free book from Sulfosol, Sulfosa Co. 215 Washington St, New York.
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