Dismal light winds end cruel race fate for Shamrock and rival
The regatta off Sandy Hook failed to produce clear winner as breeze faded. Shamrock III and defender met in a long trial with little to prove superiority while crews struggled on light air. The race was halted after four and a half hours with both crafts still far short of the course, underscoring luck over design in offshore competition. Meanwhile, British Columbia coal mines faced a deadly blaze endangering fifteen workers as flames spread through No 2 and No 3 slopes, forcing evacuations and halting operations.
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Sandy Hook
Satomlay
Iostead
Shamrock
Thomas New Chatgian
British Columbia Coleries
Drswair
Victoria
Roc
Wellingtoan
Campeus
Ales Uridon
Estension
Ladysmith
Jwvel
Estensien
Dager
Muster Roll Details for Company C Minth Infantte Fates
Fragmentary muster roll entry for Company C Minth Infantte lists soldiers from Nebraska North Platte and Monmouth with names Chas Bachelson Mars Al Samelson Taylor Wickman Wickman Miss Huse Gamlin Eric Halston J A Halston and Gea ED Myers Typ avn. Refers to a unit in the Philippines with a grave fate noted by the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse Gamlin
Hamburg
Eric E. Halston
J. A. Halston
Monmouth
South Dehkots
Gea ED Myers
Typ
Murder at Kansas City and other recent crime items
A fragmented report details a murder in Kansas City as Charles Hudspeth allegedly drove Charles Curry to death over jealousy involving Mrs Hudspeth. The tale mentions a letter and enticement, with varied names and ages scattered. Additional notes report burglary trials, forgery conviction of ex Captain Neal, a South Africa intervention appeal to Roosevelt, and a double suicide after a domestic quarrel in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hudspeth
Charles Curry
Hideo
Dh. Sprourday
Lexington
Udspeth
Wryanduite Oktreet
Ansee Cio
Corry
Tindspers
Oberahieni
Sand
Hoosevelt
Kruger
Daily Mail
Russel
Roosevelt
United States
South Africa
Disaster and insurgent actions churned in Philippines
Reports from the Philippines describe heavy insurgent activity and a deadly clash at Dalayginn where over forty soldiers of Company OC Ninth Infantry were killed, with many others in quarters. Gen Hughes plans to coordinate troop relief as a new Katipunan branch is uncovered at Tarlac and guerrilla warfare spreads across Tayabas and Botangao. Rural free delivery costs rise to 6.27 million dollars for next year, boosting overall postal expenses to 24.0 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company O
Almont
Bamat
Philippines
Markley
Dannan
Dalayginn
Company OC
Ninth Infantry
Wen
Hughes
Sun Manl
Katipunan
Tarlac
Capil
Marceling Mariville
Banoang
Uceman
Tayabas
Botangao
Santash
Jeader
Caballos
Cailles
Conmand
Gailless
Sithes
Tse
Ukr
Smith
Congress
Jay Cooke Very Ill In Gibraltar Home
Jay Cooke banker and war time financier is critically ill at his Gibraltar home near Port Said. He was taken ill with brain congestion after arriving for rest and woke to an unconscious state before regaining consciousness Monday evening. A physician attended and hope of recovery remains as treatment continues amid the emergency. American yacht Columbia defeats British challenger Shamrock in the first race of the series to win the Cup by a margin of 1 minute and 30 seconds under sail.
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Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Enmimwer
Gibralter
Paovin Bay
Cooke
Vere
Shamrock U
Reve Vyer Shila
Columbia
Honan Wits
Fee Coum
Columbis
Nehley
Siquirys Mallee
Aed
Atehe
Seegath
Capron Bevan
Siyadey
Crete
Wba
Sehirey
Gabe
Santiage
Captaine
Metadia
Ciphain
Seffley
Peteean
Ptah
Sway Blavier
Kalith Das
Sheelshule
Chentug
Wey West
Thia
Wong
Batipoun
Byun Wan
Cientutvgas
Son Vaptalie MypCalla
Cine
New York
Yaedet Bagley
Maria
McCabe
Wylag
BesCher
Sehley
Wyte
Bouthera
Phe
Dover
Heaton
Convijpatiley
Tad
Oferta
Chentyegna
Bogale
Penaueklig
Uae
Rte
Berth
Slee
Gautiedd
Farm of Fields
Scotlage
Merriam
Paw
Steamer Burned on the Dyula Dike Sighting Reported
A constable testifies witnessing a steamer burn during the Destruction of a vessel on the dike near Dyula. The incident involved a ship about three miles offshore and ended with the vessel burning to the waterline. Nearby residents described the dramatic scene as fire and smoke spread rapidly.
Political Debate on State Dependents Support and Child Labor
A state legislative discussion highlights costs of dependent support, totaling 2,781 people across counties at a high funding level. The article references factory inspections, child labor concerns, and proposals to raise the minimum working age to 14 with required permits for exceptions.
Regents Seek Cleveland for Washington Holiday Celebration
State University Regents and Senator Dolliver meet in Des Moines to discuss inviting Grover Cleveland as speaker for Washington’s Birthday festivities. Event doubles as dedication of a new collegiate building. a $200,000 appropriation is sought for the building and a library addition is proposed to be financed by a tax measure. Legislative members will be invited to assess university needs amid the planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University Regents Center
Dolliver
Gilfilail
Hothonak
Tighain
Des Motes
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Iowa City Scandal Involving Damages and Assault Claims
A lengthy filing from Iowa City alleges Miss Adelaide Davis seeks $10,000 in damages against employer E Price and related parties over two alleged assaults in Price’s office. The suit, filed in Webster County linked entities, cites assaults, a forged deed, and a rumored confession involving Stempeter’s daughter. Separate notices report a fatal hunting accident near Oskaloosa, and obituaries/mentions of centenarian Mrs. Franks from Char City. The item lists names, places, and local institutions in a dense, fragmented public notice.
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Citteen
Wu Young Wonan
de Tiling
Co Ettit
Fiy
Adelaide Davis
Me E. Price
Mixx Daels
MOF
Pris
Anager
We PF
Encor
UDOL
Price
Diggix
Mystery and Fraud Cross Town in Far-Valifornia Case
A troubled tale unfolds as a base woman confesses involvement in a plot with Dr. Oren Woodworth to defraud her aging parents of their farm. She admits wooing the man and aiding the scheme under pressure from the alleged lover, revealing a web of deceit amid courtroom scrutiny and family ruin.
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Valifornia
Guadet
Ani
Abe
Oren Woodworth
Anne
Special Election Ruling Addresses Separate Vacancies
Attorney General rules vacancies must be filled by separate special elections rather than merging with state general elections. City officials in New Hampton sought to hold a municipal poll with the state vote to save costs, but the AG says municipal and state elector qualifications differ and requires distinct election processes.
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Deeides
Matlin
Fran Wo. Tlarcistin
New Hampton
Gil Vananeles
Naveurlae
Attorius
Brentige
Munielpd
Mk Jowell
New Haweyton
Agata
Court of Inquiry Admits Sudden Death in Naval Case
The Schley court of inquiry adjourned after the sudden death of Judge Wilson and the ensuing pause. Jeremiah Wilson, chief of the Sebley counsel, died at the Shorehow Hotel, prompting a brief delay and a respectful adjournment as officers and lawyers processed the new development. The proceedings resumed with apologies and a plan to continue the inquiry into Admiral Sebley’s affairs.
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Heath
Trist
Naval Court of
Julge Wilson
Ishler Mayoet
Theameus Maral
Juden Wilson
Sary
Regs
Chery Chang
Thares
Selirweder
Admiral Dewey
Lb Mleten
Rayher
Pall
Dewey
Wilton
Admiral Sebley
Court of Inquiry
Kaeyner
Wilson
Cross Exansualian Ynid
Yale
Sanuagy Harbor
Wise
Swampesty Te Sehley
Anette
Uba
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Aurelia Sentine
Bob
Kansas City
Law
Greater New York
John (. Sheehan
Heiter
Seth Law
Hie
Jaavivu
Mindneira
John Graham
Armada
Miech
Saturday Morales
Tir
Betwee Eigen
Hed Hunduy
John M. Neal
Broop 1
Fourth United Sites Civalry
Tutted Suites
Sir Frindseo
Wes Mime Af Cyl
AL Coxe
United States Payinster
John Craoson
bin Troop
Thomas Bopes
Narwh Dul Timor
Ohio
Dutuuth Paliceman
Ato
Oelock
Jobin
Frog Shire
le Nave
Soberg
Suother
Cunard
Lucania
Laverpool
Vanesia
Seepad
UG Uiler
Manny Ermine
Chun Suirté
Efarval
Beathier
Brudente Cor
Ard
Vardin University
Lafayetus
Dad
Ibs
Juin
Bart
Son Waldermee
Count von Walderes
Wiling
Aubiee
Heitieh
Hyritieh Suevers
Mart Tual
Cape
Dpemestrasia Ameria Tune
Alexumlein
Wowie Mendig
Hing Boo
Board of Conteot PresOnts
Pires
Comaty Almahounee
Atatiatieia
Bugil
Contew
Thee
State Point
Awe Clins
Boise
SSS
SAAB
Battersan
Loni
Aie
Mao
T O
Elf
Cleveland
Smith Wa
Washington, D. C
Boone
Pers
Lure- Nugren
Burlington Freight
Barney Thouiys
Endeide
Anonnbug
Miarelf
Riley
Dai
Bertie
Hisself
Nancy Bhoedtt
Harrivoo
Jair
Afisseari Vailey
Buidas
Ty Company
Dncorpunriter
Willige Bike
Monuunu
Saigon
Rectland
Iowa City
Fayette
Trumboldt
Eva Wood
Jt Agnerson
Forest Dry
Matal
David Til
Oskaloosa
Sears
Ilgtitategy
Mateelio Phebadr
Dietanienes
Hognat Patton
Pee M Dade
Pantee
Yost
Chareh
Sieg
Wilelrebe
Don Herger
Perternie
Oday Tan
Migebestupa
Uentroyedd
Ag Brake Ead
Minmaurd
Bae
Ieee
Ral
Pethotdey
Aitia Debe
Bitercute
Kewanee
Brewies
Ogain Woodworth
Flint
Woodsworth
Woodworth
Schley
Schder
Cabell Abep
Hebeker
Mitral Setles
Cotten
Adrian Jtaduer
Hantiago
Arbor
Emiet Fabad
Tava
Seleyalin
Santiago Harbor
Spencer
Cieutinges
Gray
Cirther
Tony
Captain Wine
Ore Vale
Naty Dequetiveti Ueye the Syanivh
Vite Nean
Ahosbee
Cromeesasnina
Sekley
Adquirat
Witney
Copter Arched
Fib
Bisa
Weston
ALB
Teriteadhak
Suiydan
Adi
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