Ten Eyck Leads Boston Hope in National Regatta Preview
Boston boats send Joe Maguire of the Bradfords and Joe Whitehead of the West Ends for the senior single while Fred Greer of the Columbian Rowing Association competes in the intermediate single. Ten Eyck is the favorite in the senior event as Massachusetts squads loom large over Philadelphia nationals on the Schuylkill.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Boston
Joe Maguire
Bradfords
Joe Whitehead
West Ends
Fred Greer
Columbian Rowing Association
Philadelphia
Mike Ahearn
Wray
President Cleary
Riversides
Columbians
Fettle
Greer
New England
Juvinnal
Philadelphias
Harlem
Lewis
Wachusetts Boat Club
Worcester
Scholz
Narragansetts
Providence
Rhode Island
Lockwood
Wilson
New York Athletic Club
New
All About the Klondike Guide Available Soon
The Post urges readers to buy the Klondike Guide, hailed as the finest of its kind. It covers Alaska mountains streams roads placer diggings living costs and miner outfits with locations to obtain them. Sold for a fraction of a cent at the Post counting room.
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Post
Klondike
Alaska
Presidential visit to Chester Aug 8 plan outlined
M'Kinley tour townsfolk prep for Friday arrivals. President McKinley Vice-President Hobart Secretary Alger Chauncey Depew and others expected to arrive Friday at 11 a.m. on a special train. They will tour Main street and be hosted at Judge Henry's home before a dress parade at Camp Governor Grout under General Estey.
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Chester
Governor Grout
McKinley
Hobart
Alger
Chauncey M. Depew
Main Street
Judge Henry
General Estey
Canovas Assassinated News Sparks Spain Toll and Cuba Debate
The report confirms the assassination of Antonio Canovas del Castillo and notes the fledgling Cuban independence cause. Queen Regent returns to Madrid after sending her doctor for Canovas and wires condolences to the widow. General Azcarraga takes presidency. Cortes to reconvene Tuesday amid widespread public shock.
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Canovas
Cuba
Madrid
Bustos
San Sebastian
Azcarraga
Barcelona
Senor De Lome Shocked by Spain’s Crisis
Senor Dupuy De Lome the Spanish ambassador expressed shock at the assassination of Canovas and said there was no political connection to the act. He noted no time to discuss a successor and declined to speculate on its impact on Spain's government or Cuba policy.
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Senor Dupuy de Lome
Spain
Canovas
Cuba
French Republic
Barcelona
Weyler
Senor Praxedes Mateo Sargasta
Sagasta
Cortes
Hay
Prim
Conde de Reus
Alfonso
Martinez Campos
Canovas Death May Not Shake Spain's Cuba Stand
Secretary Sherman said Canovas assassination is unlikely to alter Spain's resolve over Cuba. He noted Spain is tenacious and finances are strained, with discussion focusing on who might replace Canovas and how Cuba policy could shift. No official comment on insurrection duration or successor names.
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Washington
Canovas
State Department
Sherman
Department
Associated Press
Spain
Cuba
Senator Morgan Predicts Spanish Crisis After Assassination
Senator Morgan of Alabama, on the foreign affairs committee, predicts the assassination signals a shift toward a republic in Spain. He calls the act an example of a nationwide sentiment and says a Republican party has gained strength while Spanish operations in Cuba are largely hidden.
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Morgan
Alabama
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Cuba
Spain
Weyler
Ginger reliever named in praise and Spain politics discussed
An endorsement of AlacRity San Ford's Ginger as a universal remedy is noted, claiming instant relief for cramps and broader health benefits. The text then shifts to Spanish politics, predicting Canovas's fall, a possible successor Sagasta, and a hoped resolution to the Cuban conflict by October.
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Sanford
Ginger
Career of Canovas del Castillo as Spain’s leading statesman
Antonio Canovas del Castillo of Malaga rose from editor at age 21 to the Cortes deputy and cabinet member. He led the Conservative party from 1876 to 1881, governed with Sagasta by selfless transfer of power, and was famed as a precise, direct orator shaping Spanish affairs and party policy.
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House of Bourbon
Spain
Sagasta
Antonio Canovas del Castillo
Canovas
Malaga
University of Madrid
Castelar
Canalejas
la Patria
Cortes
Leopoldo Alas
Isabella
Canovas’s Steady Role Amid 1868 Spanish Revolution
The article tracks Canovas during the 1868 upheaval, noting his fidelity to the Bourbon cause while recognizing Isabel II could not regain the throne. It describes his discreet position through the republican period and Amadeo I’s abdication, remaining patient and unprovocative as events unfolded.
Canovas Sways Spain From Exile to Power in 19th Century
The article outlines Antonio Canovas del Castillo's rise from exile to leading role in restoring the Bourbon monarchy in Spain. It details his influence on the 1876 constitution, his management of Alfonsism, and his strategy to maintain stability through cabinet shifts and controlled elections, shaping Spanish politics into a monarchist, pro religious toleration framework.
Canovas the Spanish Conservative Leader and Writer
The article portrays Canovas as a formidable Spanish statesman and writer who guided his country through political tensions. It highlights his universal suffrage stance, Morocco episode handling, and tariff issues, and compares him to Gladstone while noting his literary influence and prefaces for many authors.
Canovas Political Rise and Resignation Turbulence
The article traces Canovas’s return to power on February 7, 189X, amid cabinet crises and liberal opposition. It notes a May 21 incident where the Duke of Tetuan slapped Professor Comes, prompting ministerial resignations and a royal intervention to restore Canovas’s cabinet. It ends with Canovas’s literary achievements and details on his wife Senora Canovas.
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Senor
Sagasta
Marshal Campos
Madrid
Senor Canovas
Duke of
States Senate
House of Austria
Spain
Philip III
Charles II
el Solitario
Estebanes Calderon
Germany
Portugal
Senora Canovas
Washington
la Vege de la Hoz
Williams Root Beer Extract Promises Health at Home
Promotes health and appetite with Williams' root beer extract. Claims superior temperance drink, ready for home preparation at 20 cents per quart, or 2 cents per quart for the finished product. Encourages buying to brew rooted in vitality.
Local theft arrest linked to tailor shop break
George C. Hawkes of 190 Harrison Avenue was arrested yesterday on a charge of breaking into Thomas O'Keefe's tailor shop at 792 Washington Street and stealing eighty yards of cloth and twelve pairs of trousers. The alleged break occurred on the night of July 28.
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Harrison Avenue
Thomas O'Keefe
Washington Street
American Wringer Co Advertises Home Care Items
Colby wringers priced at 3 dollars with 33.60 and percent figures. Ball bearing wringers listed at 4 dollars 4.60 7 and 8 dollars. Combination roll wringers from 1.2 to 2.50 dollars. Bissell carpet sweepers priced 1.3 to percent. Address Arch Street between Franklin and Summer streets. Repairing a specialty.
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Bissell
American
Arch Street
Franklin
Summer Streets
Murder Mystery In MO Home Involving Instrument Seller
Chief Ken Gall and State Detectives Rhodes Whitney and Pease probe a murder in a Missouri residence connected to Reed the musical instrument seller. The crime scene reveals a chaotic array of furniture and belongings, lemon skins on the table, and no clear suspect yet.
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Rhodes
Boston
Whitney
Melford
Pease
Lee
Kendall
Murder Mystery Unfolds Amid Cluttered Lodging of Reed
A crowded bedroom reveals a mass of rubbish as investigators search for motive in Reed’s murder. Officers examine papers and recover a gold watch and diamond ring from an old clock case while tracing Reed’s finances and suspected engagement to Miss Ray through interviews with her brother Sherman Ray and others. The case hinges on unclear clues and intertwined debts, with neighbors noting Reed’s unpopular yet generous dealings.
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Hoosac
Savoy
Greenfield Ranges
Florida
Disputed motives cast doubt on Reed murder case
Blanche and Henry argued about the Reed murder as police consider theories from burglary to suicide. A bullet in the door threshold and wounds suggest factors contradict the sister killer idea. Reports place Reed with Horace Lanfair and a mystery woman at Hoosac Valley Park, while inquest plans loom and no reward has been posted.
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Irving le Ray
le Ray
Post
Horace Lanfair
Hoosac Valley Park
Lanfair
Greenfield Way
Reed’s
W. Woodhead
Phelps
Rockwood
State Street
The
Reeds
Opinions of Reed and a romance in a tragic case
The Post reports mixed views of Reed a moneylender known for collecting debts and kindness to the ill while seen as grasping. His secretive finances hinder police inquiries into a deadly case. A potential lead emerges with Jennie Ray a mill forewoman who became his companion in the past years.
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Oakland
Post
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North Holden Street
Sherman Ray
Beaver Mill
River Street
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Mr. Haskins
Mr. Reed
J. C. Haskins
State Street
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Jennie Ray
Waterville
Ellis Calico
Ray
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