Harvard and Cornell Rowing Feud Heads for New London
Harvard accuses Cornell of disrespect for rowing etiquette after Cornell’s unofficial public reply to challenges. Yale may join Harvard and Cornell in New London for a triangular or separate matches, pending further word from Cambridge.
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Cornell
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Crimson
Cornell Navy
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Goodrich
Ithacans
Yale
New London
Cornell Accepts Yale and Harvard Rowing Proposals
Cornell’s naval crew accepts Yale and Harvard four mile race proposals for the coming season. The council outlines a possible triangular arrangement with Yale merging this year’s race, while Cornell seeks to name next year’s Yale race site. If necessary, a Poughkeepsie regatta could pit Cornell, Harvard, Columbia and Penn against each other.
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Cornell Navy
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Harvard University Boat Club
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Pennsylvania
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Columbia
Asell
Henley
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Poughkeepsie
Yale Disappointed as Cornell Replies to Boat Challenge
Captain Payne Whitney of Yale University crew received Cornell's formal reply to Yale's challenge. Coach Robert J. Cook and Whitney indicated disappointment but refused to discuss details before Yale's official reply. The mood among Yale leaders remained cautious about the situation.
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Conn
Payne Whitney
Yale University
Cornell
Yale
Associated Press
Ithaca
Kitney
Robert J. Cook
Cook
Whitney
Nowell
Dense Fog Delays Shipping in Boston Harbor Collision Narrow Escape
Dense fog delayed Boston Harbor shipping as the ferry Winthrop collided glancingly with a coal barge towed by two tugs. The incident caused passengers to stumble but left all vessels largely undamaged while pilots guided ships to safety. Multiple steamers delayed then entered harbor as weather improved.
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Winthrop
Boston
South Ferry
Gray
Vim
Melvin
Camilla
Porittain
Radnor
Winslow
Perth
Glasgow
Mystic Wharf
John Fawcett
Columbia, No. 2
Europe
Bay State
Portland
City of Gloucester
Gloucester
Fairfax
Baltimore
Norfolk
Prince Edward
Yarmouth
Collision between transit train and L I engine at Jamaica
A Jamaica collision between a Brooklyn bound rapid transit train and a Long Island Railroad double driver engine left twelve to fifteen people bruised. No serious injuries reported.
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New York
Jamaica
L. 1
Brooklyn
Long Island Railroad
Collision in East River Sinks Winona Boat
In dense fog midstream in the East River the ferryboats Winona and Columbia collided. The Winona's bow smashed and sank, the Columbia escaped with minor damage, and no fatalities occurred. Passengers panicked and rushed for life preservers as the crash occurred during reversing attempts.
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New York
Winona
Atlantic Ferry
Columbia
Wall Street
East River
Merchants Urged to Consult WM Wellman on Accidents
Baliay holders are advised to seek guidance from WM Wellman at 4 Postoffice Square Room 3 to learn benefits or protections related to mercantile matters and accidentals.
To Cure a Cold in One Day Gas AA Ara Oe
The fragment appears to be an ad or home remedy snippet claiming a rapid cure for a cold in a single day. It lacks clear entities, dates, or organizations. The readable text quality is too low to extract a factual news item or confirm specific claims.
Murder Charge Likely Change After 600 Harrison Ave Killing
John E. Gordon 54 of 904 Harrison avenue is jailed for the fatal shooting of Joseph W. Towle 53 at a tenement 600 Harrison avenue. Gordon says it was an accident and will plead homicide. Towle died from a face wound after a struggle over a pistol.
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Harrison Avenue
Joseph W. Towle
Gordon
Sullivan
Station 6
Towle
Perkins Brothers
Novelty Works
Towle’s
Alwys
Gale
Sordon
Maggie
Walter
Tornado Devastates Fort Smith Arkansas Killing and Wreck
A tornado struck Fort Smith Arkansas killing about forty people and causing over a million dollars in damage. The storm tore through Garrison avenue to Ninth street and across Towson, wrecking hotels stores schools and churches. Rescue crews search ruins as relief funds from citizens and railroads flow in.
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Ark
Silas Mincer
Harvey Ruttledge
Mary Timmerman
Burgess Hotel
Joe Griswold
John Martin
Madison County
J. B. Riley
George Carter
Grand Opera House
Milt Burgess
St. John’s Hospital
J. M. Fouts
Joe Kyle
Lefevre
Matt Knapton
Joe Lucas
Ed Ferrell
Butcher
Irene
Roy
Frank Richardson
John Adams
Charles Mauver
Ritter
Will Lawson
Louie Sengel
Isaascon’s
Babcosch
Fleming Bros.’ Coffee and Tobacco
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Smith’s
Martinez
J. Mance
Mann & Wilson
City Feed
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Towsen Avenues
Burgess’s Hotel
Towsea Avenue
Federal Court
National House
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National Cemetery
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Rector Mansion
Albert Pike
First Baptist Church
Central Methodist Church
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Brown’s Memorial
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Alma
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Robinson
Frisco Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Lowell Spin ers Halt Strike Action Delayed to Monday
Lowell operatives postponed a strike vote at Spinners Hall arguing for a delay to next Monday night. Mayor Bennett urged continued work for the city's good while T. W. Connolly urged New Bedford as a test case. A tele gram from New Bedford Union supported the Lowell workers. The crowd outside filled the streets as logist ics blocked admission to the hall.
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Lowell
Bennett
T. W. Connolly
Bedford
New Bedford
Tormight
Election Date Set for Republican City Committee
The Hon. Joseph B. Madtabe announces tomorrow evening's annual meeting and officer election at Wesleyan Hall. Fred C. Gilpatrick seeks re election against Madtabe ally. Sands of Ward 12 likely to replace retiring Councilman Jones as secretary.
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Joseph B. Madtabe
Republican City Committee
Wesleyan Hall
Maccabe
Fred C. Gilpatrick
Gilpatrick
J. Mitchell Galvin
Bep. Sands
Ward 12
Jones
Woman takes laudanum in Union Station toilet
An unnamed 24 year old woman May Lawson of 70 Bradstreet Avenue Beachmont attempted suicide by taking laudanum in the Union Station women's toilet last evening. An officer found her in pain, an ambulance took her to Station 1, then to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors treated her. Her condition was uncertain.
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Union Statein
Dunn
Massachusetts General Hospital
May Lawson
Bradstreet Avenue
Beachmont
Hanna elected to U S Senate by Ohio Legislature
Marcus A. Hanna won the Ohio Senate election for a seven year term amid ongoing bribery charges and political turmoil. The joint ballot produced 73 for Hanna, with 70 for McKisson and one for Lentz as lawmakers adjourned to await further investigations and anticipated reorganizations.
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Marcus A. Hanna
Ohio
Senate
Hanna
William McKinley
McKisson
Lentz
Cramer
J. Su. Rodgers
Neil House
United States
Ons
Bramley
Walcott
Cleveland
Amos
Mason
Burke
Tle
Vickery Escapes then Captured with Diamonds in Salem
Guy O Vickery of Augusta Maine escaped from his keeper today and was captured in Salem He is 25 and from the wealthy Vickery publishing family He had 550 in cash three ladies watches ten diamond rings a gold manicure set and a revolver on his person He is to be sent home after being held at the Essex House prior toreturn to his guardian The report notes his history of temporary insanity following a past accident
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Salem
Guy O. Vickery
Augusta
Vickery
Portland
Arrest of James Flanagan on bail jumping forgery charge
James Flanagan returned to Boston from Texas after a year and a half away. He was arrested by Inspector Cleary and Station 4 officers for leaving the city while under $1000 bail to be tried on forgery at the Superior Criminal Court.
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James Flanagan
Boston
Texas
Cleary
Station 4
Superior Criminal Court
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