Athletes From Erin Welcome by US Hosts at Sea Rally
Sir Thomas Lipton hosts sixty five American athletes aboard yacht Erin as they tour Isle of Wight yacht races. The party dines aboard, returns to London, and Lipton praises American hospitality seen during US visits. He aims to leave Britain with strong goodwill between nations and athletes.
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London
Southampton
Ine of Wight
Tam
Little Mane
Thomas
United States
Rupert
Almerica
England
Olympic
America
Eere
Have You Ever Stopped to Think About Your Health
An advertisement asks readers to consider kidney health noting that many illnesses stem from kidney trouble. It promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy and offers a free sample by mail to those who request it.
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Kimer
Kitmer & Co
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Superior Medicine
An old advertisement boasts Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior to all other medicines with over ten thousand testimonials across two years. It claims to cure skin eruptions, strengthen the stomach, increase appetite, and boost overall health, with a warning to avoid imitation tablets.
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Hood
State Golf Tournament Set At Rutland Country Club
Rutland hosts the state golf tournament on August 6 7 and 5 with amateur members of the Vermont Golf Labs eligible. Prizes will be awarded for gross and net scores plus first 10 and best in qualifying rounds. Four players from each club must be declared by August 4 and the winning club with the lowest aggregate gross in qualifying earns the Governor McCullough Cup. Entry must be filed with K I Bull by August 5 6 p.m. The association meets August 7 at 8 p.m. with a full program of medal and match play through August 8 finals.
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Jay We
Pond
Verifiont Sintn Golf Cansociation
M. Mall
Rutland Country Club
Verhient Golf Labs
Gue Sore
Ale Tor Heat Antee
Governor McCullough
Mount Anthony Club
Lowes Aggregite
Kntrlew
Bull
Piret
Orst
Cleveland and Chicago Lose as Washington Triumph
In yesterday's American League results, Cleveland defeated Boston with 5 to a. Chicago hosted Philadelphia and lost 2 to 0. Washington beat St. Louis 2 to 0 at St. Louis, with the note including an unclear 6 tonne detail.
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Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
National League Scores From Yesterday
Results from Boston Cincinnati 4 to 2, New York Pittsburg 2, dark at end of 16th. Philadelphia split with St Louis 1 0 and 2 1, Brooklyn Chicago 4 to 2.
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Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
S& Louis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Chion
New
Coffin Vowed Funeral Plans Shown In Lodge Scene
Richmond Indiana July 20 Joseph Sandlin a Red Man lodge member invited brethren to gather around him. He climbed into a coffin he had arranged, stretched himself out, and had members view him. He built a poplar coffin and bought a cemetery lot. He placed a monument on the burial site and left written funeral instructions in the lodge.
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Richomnd
Ind
Joseph Sandlin
The
Red Man
Mr. Sandlin
Bandits Loot Rail Office for 40000 at Tiraspol
A band of unknown men attacked the caxidin office at the railway station in Tiraspol and escaped with 40000 rubles. Police调查 underway as investigators seek suspects and motive.
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Tiraspol
Rosia
Ily
Caxidin
Campaign Buttons Promote Taft and Bryan See Our Store
A Barre Vermont jeweler offers campaign buttons for Taft and Bryan. The assortment includes two sizes and various designs with shields and flags. Also advertised are photo post cards and other jewelry items at 170 Mata Street.
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R Joan Ecci
U. S
William H. Taft
Wiliam J. Bryan
Benach
Indictment of 39 Race Track Figures in Gambling Case
Kings County grand jury indicted thirty six men for violating anti gambling laws tied to race track activities. Prominent defendants include Joe Vendig Charles Kissel Bernard Bills Harry Meyers Harry Fleischman Michael Cancel and others. Each faces up to one year in prison and $500 bond. The proceedings followed weeks of investigation led by Deputy Attorney Elder and drew a crowded courtroom with familiar faces from the tracks.
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New York
Kings County Land Jury
Joe Vendig
Charles Ki ‘Addon Kissel
Bernard Bills
Harry Meysom
Harry Fleischman
Michael ‘Cancel
Awaty
Atty. Elder
Ringe County
Northfield Opens State Range For National Shoot
Northfield July 29 The new state range completed a month long project lies one mile south of the village on land owned by W W Holden and F A Joslyn It features 1000 yard capacity with batts and a long front for slow rapid fire and skirmishers 200 300 500 yard targets 400 300 290 800 yard lines About 130 men will attend with 12 from each company to form a state team for Camp Perry Ohio next month Major B Edward Dyer commands with Lieut J C Holden as adjutant Range officers include Major Herbert T Johnson Major Low S Tilloteen Lieut Clarence My Senter Trent Harry Deals acts quartermaster and commissary Capt Geo H Thampeon The long range and facilities may make this the permanent state muster grounds
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W. W. Holden
F. A. Joslyn
Dog River
Seemen
Camp Perry
Ohio
B. Edward Dyer
J. C. Holden
Herbert T. Johnson
Low
Tilloteen
Clarence My Senter
Trent
Harry BR
Quarts Naster
Geo
Thampeon
Aeronaut Wants Roosevelt There For Farman Flight
Washington july 29 residents hope President Roosevelt will attend a Brighton Beach aeronautics display featuring Henry Farman. A letter to Secretary of War Law seeks an appointment for Farman and Aero Club of America delegates to meet at Oyster Bay. A second offer proposes Thomas Baldwin join Farman for joint exhibitions with Baldwin’s dirigible Mustang of the Air, but Baldwin declined to avoid delaying trials at Fort Myer.
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Roosevlt
Tenry Farman
Brighton Beach
Law
Henry Farman
France
Aero Club of America
Provident
Oyster Hay
Avro Chad of America
New York
Thomas Baldwin
United States
Baldwin
Farman
Post
Fort Myer
Health expert Sir Thomas Stevens dies in London
London reports the death of Sir Thomas Stevens M D a renowned health writer editor and former president of medical organizations aged about 183 years he held prominent positions in forensic medicine public analysis and chemistry circles and was celebrated for his contributions to health science his obituary notes his long career and esteemed status in the field
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London
Thomas Stevenson
Variewe Men Wire
Society of Medical Otter of Health
Society of Public Analysts
Institute of Chambstry
Thomas
Marriage Amid Jail Supposed Delays Sparks Custody Clash
A man named Albert, a muscleman, allegedly wed Mies Crace while jailed in Gedahy county after a presiding minister and officials faced protests from her father. The event triggered by a Sunday night incident led to a reported act of marriage during a jail lockdown and a subsequent disturbance as the jailer left.
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Se Ieatte
Mans Albert
Gedahy
Mies Crace
Uthumwa
Tawa
Inman
Goldfield
Piel
Pee Albert
Ato
Albert
Wan
President May to welcome victorious American athletes
President Roosevelt sent a message to the American Olympic committee in London expressing desire to shake hands with every member of the team. Plans contemplated a reception at Sagamore Hill or Oyster Bay, with a possible in New York ovation. The exact timing and arrangements depend on arrival details and whether the President travels.
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New York
Jeter
Sagamore
Oyster Bay
Dort Roosevelt
Olympic Gawes
London
Ath
Sagwinare Hill
Oyster Hay
Sunday School Leader Tied to Counterfeit Ring
Payetteville Arkansas July 20 Dr L W Klapehard a longtime community figure in social politics and religion and J C Wilcaxson have been bound over to the federal jury on a charge of counterfeit. State evidence implicates De Blanchard the Sunday school superintendent as having a counterfeiter in the operation for fifteen years. Wilcoxson says he met the counterfeiter five months ago and did not knowingly pass any of the money.
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Payetteville
Arky
L. W. Klapehard
J. C. Wilcaxson
Yyury
Witeoxaon
Witeoxsin
Blanchard
Spurinis
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
An old advertisement fragment touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething aid for babies. It claims relief for gums and pain with soothing, universal success, referencing dosage and restoration after irritability. The text is partially garbled but suggests a medicinal product marketed by Millagn or Motus with legal or regulatory notes attached.
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Dupe Mn
Ang Whel
Merry-Go-Round Ride Ad Promises Family Fun
A carnival feature invites ladies children and gentlemen to enjoy an afternoon and evening ride. Emphasizes special attention to families and assures good order at all times with a five cent fare for a long ride.
Tarred Felt and Sheathing Papers Offered At Prices
Advertises tarred felt at 1.00 and 1.20 per unit, with 2 and 3 ply options. A good sheathing paper priced at 0.75 and the best at 1.00, highlighting a selection for building or roofing needs.
Government to renew antitrust battle with Standard Oil
Lenox July reports government plans to reopen the Standard Company antitrust case. Attorney General Monroe, joined by Frank H Kellogg, will lead a high level team of DOJ experts to pursue new proceedings. Officials will base operations in Aspinwall with space prepared for about ten lawyers over several days.
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Lenox
Standant
Bert
Berkshire
Charles J. Monaparte
Standard Company
Oites
Court of Appeals
Chichiiny
Byudge Kenrean M. Landis
Hinaparte
Frank H Kelleg
Affiesota
Cane
Idincuss
Departement of Justice
Washington
Department
Aspinwall
Bonaperte
Guiet
Aew General Council
Cannon a live issue in the West declares
Washington July 20 Chairwoman Jas T Lloyd of the Democratic congressional committee returns from the West and says Cannon is a major asset for Democrats in winning the West. He notes protests against the Speakers tyranny and anticipates gains mainly from Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska Missouri South Dakota California and Kansas.
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Jas, T. Lloyd
Democratic Congressional
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West House
House
Democratic Congressional Committee
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Thousands See Black Boy Burned At The Stake
Dallas July 29 A Black boy named Tad Smith aged eighteen, accused of confronting Miss Viola Delancey in Clinton Hunt County, was seized en route to Greenville jail by a mob. They planned to burn him at the stake in Greenville square, kerosene poured, match applied, as about a thousand witnesses watched the execution by fire.
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Dallas
Tex
Tad” Smith
Viola Delancey
Clinton
Hunt County
Greenville
Smith
A Chance for Boys to Make a Dollar
We want all the bones we can get. We will pay 60c per hundred pounds for dry bones and more for clean hard dry boiled butchers' bones. Freights paid from your station if shipped in lots of 200 pounds or more. Ship in barrels or cheap sacks. Park, ve.
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Chairman Mack Plans the Campaign
Chairman Mack outlines early campaign strategy and headquarters plans with Avalent Mon and others. He will travel to New York to organize a national committee and consider additional offices in Chicago, Denver, or the Pacific coast. Finances were not yet discussed, but public contributions are anticipated.
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New York
Torday
Bryan
Kern
Mr. Mack
News Yorker
United States
Chicago
Denver
Girl Killed Three Hurt In Auto Crash
In Philadelphia on July 29 a car struck a telegraph pole on Penrose Ferry road and Model Farm lane. Dead is Kathryn M Metters, 19, of Wolf and Rosewood. Injured are Florence Metres, but no age given, with jaw and facial injuries, John McNeill, 1251 South Road street, with teeth knocked out, and H V Johnson, 1824 East Burnaby Avenue, with head injuries. Miss Zellers died from a fractured skull. she was on the front seat. The car’s gear trouble made it hard to control.
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Penrose Ferry Road
Model Farm Lane
University Hospital
Kathryn M. Metlers
Wolf
Rosewood
Florence Metres
Firewater Street
Bruke John McNeill
South Road Street
H. V. Johnson
East Hurnyunk Avenue
Cie
Miss Zellers
Hippers Seek Railroads Rate Conference in Chicago
Chicago July 2. Action to secure understanding between railroads and shippers on proposed freight rate advances will be taken today by Illinois Manufacturers Association. Fred W Upsham leads a committee of shippers preparing a letter urging presidents of all roads in official territory to set a date for a conference. It is understood railroads will delay any general rate rise until December 1, and the meeting aims to settle whether peace or war and avoid doubt.
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Chicago
Illinois Manufacturers? Association
Fred W. Upsham
Bas
Ohio River
Mississippi
Americans Submit Tariff Proposals
Paris July 23 The Franco American tariff commission holds tri weekly sessions to study tariff relations. Americans outline define inquiries to Janvert about French limits on beef and other regulations. French commissioners return a similar set of questions. Americans formally submit a list of 10 demands, likely prompting counter proposals.
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Paris
Nebel
A Rare Dish in Newton Rattlesnake Dinner
Eight persons at a local Newton hotel enjoyed rattlesnake fried as the chief dish. The party included William Eyle, Thomas Erb, Frank H. Allen, Mrs. G2 White and the Misses Charlotte Caresline and Augusta White of Harrison. The snake was killed near Lake Owasen by Mr. Afen. Narrators found the meat palatable, sweeter and finer than eel.
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Newton
N. J
Mra
William Eyle
Thomas Erb
Frank H. Allen
Dernardsville
G2. White
Charlotte
Caresline
Augusta White
Harrison
Aflen
Lake Owasen
Facilitation Not Divorce Sets Up Lake Forest Arrangement
A Lake Forest couple, Henry Gor Bin and Mia Margaret Vubiunt Mr Strong, and a Lindon League member, are bound by a legal agreement to provide ongoing support to Mrs Strong. The plan caps support at 10 years of $4,000 annually, then $5,000 yearly until death, with payments continuing in some form upon Mr Strong's death, described as a measure to facilitate her financial affairs.
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Momlay
Phee
Henry Gor
Bin
Mia
Margaret
Strong
Gen
Honey Strong
Lindon League
Lindon League, and Onwentsia Ule
Mir
Airs
Onwentela
Mr. Strong
Sir
Stroop
Strang
Europe
Monte
Played William Tell Ends in Narrow Boy Injury
In Newport a 10 year old boy and his seven year old brother visited grandparents when a discharged shotgun went off. Edwin Kel tom narrowly escaped serious harm. the shot wounded the older boy’s right hand finger and struck a pillow, tearing it apart. A doctor was called and the wound dressed.
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Newport
Edwin Keltom
Vieter
Mra
Pear
Tie Brother
Dri
Fatal Train Wreck Near Montreal Claims Several Lives
A westbound tourist train wreck near Montreal on July 19 killed passenger Jamies Mact and left seven others, all from Belfast, Ireland, injured. Investigators say an engineer ignored signals, causing one section to derail into a ditch. All casualties were older travelers from the old country.
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P.Q
William
Jamies
Belfast
Ireland
Force of Example. Kicker Whats all that noise In the rectory
The Brook lyn Life notes a playful exchange about the minister practicing his sermon in the rectory, capturing a light moment from church life.
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Brooklyn
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