Halifax Sets World Record In Swift Stakes At Shipshead
New York June 26 Halifax powered to a world mark for seven furlongs on a circular track, winning the Swift Stakes at Shipshead Bas. He clocked 4:24.45, beating the Saratoga 1902 best and drawing 1 to 7 in betting. Prince Hamburg equaled the six furlongs and a half world record in the same program.
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American Meat Ban Claimed by German Delegates
A garbled report indicates German delegates opposed Yankee meat imports and urged a prohibition on foreign pickled meats and pork. The draft resolutions, said to be adopted today, aim to restrict imports and promote domestic products amid wartime tensions.
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Conneil
Bowden Lithia Water At Your Door For Summer Relief
Senator Latimer seeks to reclaim U S lands from swamp overgrowth to allow future development. Debate shows Latimer backing a measure while opponents warn of costs to government and aim to end proposed change.
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Bowden Lithia
Latimer
Washington
Governor halts Grand Circuit racing in Rhode Island
The Narragansett Breeders Association announces there will be no Grand Circuit races in Rhode Island this year. Governor Utter’s decision against poll selling prompted the move, ending the state’s racing events for 14.
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Death Claims W. E. Guerard
Obituary note reports death of W. E. Guerard with local rites and funeral arrangements. Mentions surviving family and associates, and references to burial plans and community tribute.
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W. E. Guerard
Cincinnati Trotty feature at Latonia card sales
At Latonia Cincinnati events headline a busy June program with the Cincinnati Trotty feature. Bets on multiple horses include Roscoe, Rosue, and Roscoe’s rivals, while six races list favorites and longshots with times and odds.
Malfeasance Charged In Louisiana Official Oppression Case
A Louisiana official, Fudge Pariange, faces corruption and oppression charges stemming from alleged denial of justice in state courts. The federal option is noted as possible, with memorials and petitions guiding further action. Washington correspondence reports tense exchanges between President Roosevelt and the Japanese emperor over Guam and related issues.
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Washington
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Guam
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Too Torrid At Night Senate Debates Meeting Times
Washington June 26 In the senate today Senator Hale urged daily sessions after Jodas with night sittings. Senator Bailey opposed night sessions noting few seniors attended last night and weather was too hot. The senate limited itself to tomorrow's session starting at 1 o'clock. President Signs Post Office Bill Washington June 26 The president today signed the post office appropriation bill.
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Predicts Taft as President at Alumni Meeting
A New Haven report notes hundreds of alumni gathered from across the country to hear speakers discuss Taft winning the presidency. Justice Brewer praised Taft’s character, predicting strong leadership and adherence to Yale-inspired principles in the administration.
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Encampment Date Shift for Third Regiment in Montgomery
The encampment date for the Third Regiment has been moved in Montgomery Alabama from July 5 to July 11 due to railroad equipment shortages the day after the Fourth. The change affects planning and transportation arrangements for soldiers awaiting mobilization.
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Instant Relief From Catarrh Promised By Eclipse Cure
Padded sales pitch claims Eclipse Catarrh Cure offers instant relief from catarrh with a vegetable preparation. Includes testimonials, a trial sample offer for a 25 cent cost, and requests for name and address to obtain a booklet and treatment information from Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta, Ga
Slaughterhouses Ordered Closed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia on June 26, health officials ordered the owners of seven slaughter houses to abandon their establishments over unsanitary conditions affecting public health. There are 171 such places in the city and inspections found seven to be nuisances. Yale defeated Harvard today at Yale Field 32 to 2 in the championship baseball series.
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Board & Health
Yale
Harvard
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Jonegang Parson
McCal
Cotton States League Score: Motlle-Mobile 4 Paton Rouge 0
In a Cotton States League game Motlle-Mobile defeated Paton Rouge 4 to 0. Weather notes mention rain in Meridian Vicksburg and Jackson. Gulfpart-Gulfort and Meridian-Meridian fixtures affected by rain delays.
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Paton Rouge
Gulfpart
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Meridian
Jackson
Print Shops Increase Washington Jung 26
There were 26 427 printing and publishing establishments in 1904, up 8 percent from 1900, according to a Census Bureau bulletin. Capital invested in 1904 reached 384,021,369, up 31 percent, with total value of products at 496,087,109, reflecting growth across the industry.
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Washington Jung
Census Bureau
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