Navahoe wins Goelet cup as Emerald takes schooner prize
Royal Phelps Carroll’s Navahoe captures the Goelet cup for sloops while J Rodgers Maxwell’s Emerald wins the $1000 schooner cup in a dramatic Block Island race covering 38 miles. Winds were light at dawn, then a NW breeze after 1 p.m., with Navahoe breaking ahead in most tacks. Emerald showed strong windward work and finished third in the schooner group, while Queen Mab, Constellation, and others followed in close order.
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Newport
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Royal Phelps Carroll
Navahoe
Emerald
Block Island
Beaver Tail
Shearwater
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Reef
Fred W. Vanderbiilt
Conqueror
Elbridge T. Gerry
Electra
J. J. Astor
Nourmahal
West Island
Brenton’s Reef
Gloriana
Henry M Gillig
Wasp
Ilderim
Narragansett Beach
Brooklyn
J. Rodgers Maxwell
Bayard Thayer
Constellation
Lee
Ariel
Marguerite
Elsie Marie
Shamrock
Svern
Queen Mab
Mayflower
Merlin
Therim
Emer
Sloops Race at Block Island on Vineyard Haven Run
The Navahoe defeated Queen Mab in 39 minutes 49 seconds while Queen Mab surpassed Wasp, which edged Gloriana. Emerald triumphed over Constellation by 17 minutes 4 seconds and 6 minutes 41 seconds elapsed. Marguerite defeated Ariel by 21 seconds as Emerald bested Marguerite by 14 minutes 13 seconds. Elsie Marie beat Shamrock by 55 seconds as the fleet plans a morning sail to Vineyard Haven.
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Block Island
Emerald
Vineyard Haven
Wives Away North Cambridge Gentlemen Serenade plan
A party of North Cambridge men amused themselves while wives were away by hiring a German band to serenade neighbors. They later rode an electric car with a band to Boston and Arlington Heights. The initial promenade included Mr. Gray, Mr. McClintock, Editor Seagrave, and Rep John Parry. The gag drew crowds and drinks at several stops, ending with Parry receiving the troupe and a soda at a drugstore. Drum Major Gaylord ends with blistered hands but plans another ride Monday.
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Arlington Heights
Rindgefield
Peter Gray
Pemberton Street
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Mr. Gray
John
Parry
Lexington Wife’s Malpractice Case Sparks City Shock
Agnes Ingalls, 21, wife of a Lexington coachman, is at Boston City Hospital as authorities pursue the Arthur M. Hill and Robert A. Clark malpractice case. The tale traces her introduction to the two doctors, a dubious marriage, and a hospital arrest that drew public indignation toward medical practice. Clark and Hill remain jailed after a rough night in Charles Street Jail following their Tombs transfer.
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Arthur M. Hill
Robert A. Clark
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Lexa
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Tariff clash fuels Senate fight over bill fate
Washington Aug 10 The tariff battle intensifies as Senate leaders plan expected moves to force conference report or defeat. Hill presses for clarity on negotiators aims while allies forecast filibuster. House and Senate tempers flare as dispute over coal iron sugar provisions grows.
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New York
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Libel suit by Miss Hall against New Haven Register withdrawn
In New Haven Conn the libel case of Miss Gertrude Hall versus the New Haven Register seeking 20000 dollars damages due to published articles has been withdrawn. The Hall Prett Tuttle dispute ends after nearly a year in court. In Amesbury Mass H J Foss charged with felonious assault on the Terrien child was discharged yesterday.
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New Haven Register
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New York Finance
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Seven year old girl dies after rooftop fall at home
Seven year old Dora Grossman fell four stories from a roof at 42 Hanover Street yesterday afternoon. She sustained a fractured skull and a broken left hip and died at City Hospital at 10:50 p.m. last night.
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Queen Asks For Guard In Corea Crisis Getsubito Seizure Alleged
A Seoul telegram says the Russian flag may appear on Getsubito island and Russia may seize it. The Queen of Corea and the Bin family have asked the Russian minister for protection. the minister consented. Reports from London deny Li Hung Chang’s rank reduction and Yeh’s death. China orders protection for foreigners and missionaries as troops move toward Manchuria. Japan reinforces Corea, while Chinese fleet stays near the coast. American and Norwegian consuls in Shanghai bar rice shipments.
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the Times
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Chemulpo
France offers cooperation with Russian fleet in Corea war
Berlin dispatch reports the Tageblatt stating France has proposed to cooperate with the Russian fleet at the seat of war in Corea as part of allied action.
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Nutting Shot Rival During Merrimac Incident
Michigan era described melee ends with Nutting firing a shot at Trudo. Trudo wounded in the hip, serious though not fatal. Sheriff Healey leads a posse to Merrimac to capture Nutting after the incident.
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Healey
The Senate’s Shape and Senators’ Stomachs
A satirical piece critiques senators including Smith Lindsay Sherman Peffer Chandler Cockrell Gorman and Hill, using abdominal and posture metaphors to judge character. It mocks their figures and habits, noting Smith as the strongest while others cave in with varying degrees of humor and hyperbole.
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Sandow
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Dyspepsia and dress in the Senate described
The piece profiles thirteen senators and their midsection habits, noting Squires Brice McMillan Vest Mills and others. It mocks their digestion and wardrobe choices with comparisons to yachts waistcoats belts and royal mannerisms, illustrating a playful chronicling of senatorial paunches and manners.
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