Columbia Crew Wins Intercollegiate Rowing Championship
Columbia won the Hudson four mile final by a scant length with a late spurt, finishing in 19:37.45 to beat Pennsylvania and Cornell. Cornell junior varsity and freshmen crews also won their races. The victory, after twenty years, drew an uproarious celebration in Poughkeepsie among about 50 000 spectators as Syracuse Wisconsin and Washington were eliminated early by the fast pace.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Hudson River
Pennsylvania
Corner
Syracuse
Washington
Wisconsin
Cornell
Dun's Review of Trade Reports From Principal Centers
Dun's Review reports from principal trade centers remain irregular with more favorable advices than unfavorable, notably in agricultural sectors. The large dry goods suspension and the New England fire disaster disturb overall conditions.
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New York
Dun
New England
Flying boat to attempt Atlantic crossing launches at Lake Keuka
The America, a great whalelike flying boat, is launched at Lake Keuka New York. Lieutenant John Cyril Porte R N and student George Hallett will attempt an Atlantic crossing next month. Builder Glenn H Curtiss and sponsor Mrs Katherine Masson are pictured.
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American Press Association
John Cyril Porte
R. N
George Hallett
Glenn H. Curtiss
Atlantic Ocean
Lake Keuka
New York
Mies Katherine Masson
Trade Trends in Iron, Steel Demand and Rail Earnings
The week shows continued demand growth for iron and steel with ongoing price concessions. Transportation firms remain conservative in purchases. Railroads reporting for two weeks in June show a 6.7 percent drop in gross earnings.
Claflin Receiver Says Status May Take Weeks
New York June 27. One of the receivers says it may be several weeks before the exact financial status of the H. B. Claflin company and the smaller mercantile concerns that failed with it can be established.
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New York
H. B. Claflin Company
Receivers Named for E B Claflin Company Stock Review
Joseph B. Martindale announced that receivers will catalog the Claflin company stock and determine bills receivable. They will then assess stock and the financial condition of widely scattered outside stores, a process expected to take weeks. Mandan Flood Deluges Town After Cloud Burst Water floods main street as Missouri river channel overflows.
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Clafin Company
E. B. Claflin Company
Joseph B. Martindale
Mandan
N. C
Missouri River
Baseball results across major leagues and Western League
Federal League games featured Pittsburgh 2 Buffalo 4 and Brooklyn 4 Baltimore 6. American League saw Detroit 1 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 9 6 Washington 0 5. Boston 2 New York 1. National League results included New York 8 10 Boston 4 4 and Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 4. St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 3 and Chicago 6 1 Cincinnati 2 0. Western League scores list Topeka Lincoln 5 Des Moines 5 Omaha 9 Sioux City 1 St Joseph 9 Denver 17. '"tchita 4
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Topeka
Lincoln
Des Moisinez
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Denver
Salem Fire Relief Efforts Expand as Homeless Count Rises
In Salem Massachusetts 18000 people were made homeless by a major fire. Over 3500 rely on relief for shelter and 4500 wait in bread lines to queue for food. Insurance losses total 12 million with 10 million covered. Naumkeag Steam Cotton plant losses reach 3.6 million affecting 1500 workers and raising unemployment to about 9000. Immediate rebuilding and local rehabilitation work are planned.
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Salem
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Relief Committee
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company
Dr Knowles Re-Elected Sioux City Leader of Hawkeye Vets
Dr Knowles was re elected president of the Hawkeye Progres sive Veterinary Medical society defeating G W Reed of Woodhkine The meeting at Des Moines also reelected Dr I B Lowry Ottumwa as vice president and Dr P B Stearns Sutherland as treasurer Reed was chosen secretary succeeding Dr S A Dilligon who retired due to ill health The closing session discussed hog cholera vaccination with a majority favoring vaccination A suffrage parade in Waterloo Iowa drew thousands with decorated cars and fifty women on horseback led by a band Miss Flora Dunlap and Miss Fola La Follette spoke on Democracy of Woman Suffrage
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Sioux City
Hawkeye Veterinarians
Des Moines
C. B. Knowles
Hawkeye Progressive Veterinary Medical Society
Knowles
G.W. Reed
Woodhkine
I .B. Lowry
Ottumwa
P. 8. Stearns
Sutherland
Dr. Reed
A. Dillagon
Ralston
Waterloo
Flora Dunlap
Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
Fola Laollette
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Greek Reserves Called to Colors In June Mobilization
In Athens on June 27 seven classes of Greek naval reserves were called to the colors. Officially cited as preparing for a naval maneuver next week, the move is seen as government readiness amid tensions with Turkey. George Fred Williams, U.S. minister to Greece, reports Albania’s conditions as anarchic and impractical, urging a neutral state with local governance. He also critiques powers in Albania as a “horrible crime,” and questions the Prince of Weld’s lack of authority.
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Athens
Greece
Wesia
Ministry of Marine
Turkey
George Fred Williams
Albania
Washington
Williams
Iowa City Laborer Drowned While Fishing
Iowa City laborer Fred Buck drowned in the Iowa river when lines tangled causing their boat to capsize. He could not reach shore though his companion did.
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Iowa City
Fred Buck
Iowa River
Buck
Whistler Death Halted by Summer Home Era
Condensed notes report General Garland N. Whistler age sixty six retired A S A official dies at Pensacola summer home. He previously invented smokeless powder and influenced military tech. The rest of the item mentions Sunday school sex hygiene teaching, Japan California land law dispute, Sarah Bernhardt knee injury, and a delayed transatlantic air flight to Europe with July timing.
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Sumatra
Garland N. Whistler
Lig
Pensacola
Fla
Whistler
Convention of International Sunday School Associations
E. K. Mohr
Purity Department
Japan
California
Sarah Bernhardt
Lorient
France
America
Newfoundland
Europe
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