Roosevelt Withholds Future Policy plan to outline own course
President Roosevelt says no one has authority to outline his future national policy. He plans to shape his administration along McKinley lines for now, then, after assessing affairs, may propose his own policy with vitality and individuality. Southern Republicans seek reappointments and influence in federal offices as McLaurin's South Carolina circle visits the White House. Senator McLaurin and aides discuss southern politics, but no public commitments are disclosed.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Hls
United States
Leakin
Savannah
Georgia
South
Judge Long
Florida
Thomas Miller
Clarin College
Cal
Washington
Buffalo Exposition
McLaurin
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
White House
McKinley
Oyster Bay
Senate
Schrey
Admiral Sampson
Navy Department
Brooklyn
Schley
St. Nicholas Mole
Beall
Harvard
Cienfuegos
Gonaives Channel
Gonalves Channel
New York
Cotton
Lemly
Key West
Commodore Schley
Santiago
Texas
Races Set as Shamrock and Columbia Readied for Cup
News from New York and Sandy Hook reports light to moderate northeast winds forecast for the first race. The Columbia and Shamrock II prepare, with final maintenance completed. betting favors Columbia, and the regatta committee promises a fair, unobstructed course under revenue cutter protection as the classic Americas Cup bout begins.
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Washington
Frankenfeld
Weather Bureau
Sandy Hook
Sandy Hook Bay
Columbia
Thomas Lipton
Mr. Duncan
Jameson
Watson
Lawrence
Revenue
Walker
Revenue Marine Service
W. Butler Duncan
New York Yacht Club
Shamrocks
H. MacGildowney
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Regatta Committee
Long Island
Jersey
Jersey Shore
Sea Bright
Long Beach
Brin
America
Shamrock
Columbia Defends Americas Cup in Early Trials Against Constitution
The 1899 series details Columbia’s trial wins over the Constitution by Herreshoff for August Belmont’s syndicate. Trials from August 31 to August 22 at Newport and nearby routes show Columbia repeatedly ahead in corrected times, with key wins on September 4 and August 12 among many margins.
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Shamrocks
Constitution
Herreshoff Company
August Belmont
To- Tumbia
Newport
Columbia
Glen Cove
Huntington Bay
New York Yacht Club
Morris Cove
New London
Oyster Bay
L. L
Candidacies Battle for Votes at City Polls Today
In Washington dispatches from Evelyn Harris report a court of inquiry into Admiral Schley’s actions during the Santiago pursuit. Testimony covers orders, coal shortages, and potential changes in official dispatches as politicians and naval officers face questions of responsibility and timing.
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Evelyn Harris
Washington
Admiral Behley
Anrther
Hann
Admiral Schley
Raynor
Admiral Dewey
Wise
Yale
Santiago
St. Paul
Minneapoli
Texas
Philip
Schley
Hanna
Sparligh
Admiral Sampson
Dear Schley
Wilson
Key West
Adviral Cotton
Brooklyn
Admiral Cotton
Sampson
Merrimac
Cervera
Mr. Raynor
A. B. Claxton
The
Claxton
Wil Speed
Hhip
Commoore Schley
Harvard
Kingston
United States
Kyng West
Long
Cotton
Flarvard
St. Nicholas Mole
Haiti
Span
Department
Cape Cruz
Gonaives Channel
Mole
Waiti
Santiago de Cuba
Navy Department
Admiral Schrey
White Primary Postponement Fails in Atlanta Election
Two rival tickets appeared as voters prepared for today’s White Primary in Atlanta. The city executive committee rejected delays and kept to the original 7 AM to 7 PM schedule with polling places listed across wards. The race centered on street railway interests and the recent merger of competing companies, shaping a dramatic political contest.
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Sonaider
Ls’ High School
Rere Luther Rosser
Grand Opera House
B. M. Blackburn
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Boulevard
Peters Street
Rapid Transit Company
Mims
Cra
Atlanta Railway and Fower Company
Atlanta Railway and Power Company Intercete
West Mitchell Street
Forsyth
Pryor Street
Fraser and Hun
Shamrock and Challenger Hold Cipher in Cup Stakes
The Shamrock’s form in American waters is praised as fast and modern, while the challenger is described as a worthy foe. Crew skill and ship design influence the race prospects with the Columbia noted as the strongest American effort yet, and Lipton’s Shamrock facing a costly campaign nearing half a million dollars.
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Shamrock
Slater
Sandy Hook
Sall
Columbia
America
Barr
Sycamore
Lemuel Miller
Thomas Lipton
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