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Americans Set to Clash in Henley Diamond Sculls Final
The Henley finals will feature American rowers in the diamond sculls with McDowell Ten Eyck and Howell winning trial heats. Ten Eyck receives strong local support from Worcester as the event highlights American progress against English competitors. A U S victory would symbolize sport’s broader equality and overcome climate and locality disadvantages.
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New Yukon Gold Finds Attract Attention In Alaska
Reports from Alaska suggest large quantities of gold reached San Francisco miners this season. While early, such claims could position Alaska like California in the 1860s, linking gold supplies globally as production rises.
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California
First Step Toward the Pole By Peary Expedition
Lieutenant Peary arrives in Boston ahead of the expedition launching on Saturday. The recon naissance aims to establish initial lines toward the Pole, a major scientific undertaking with strong hopes and broad support from the city.
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International Bimetallism Could Shift U S Political Focus
Reports of favorable French stance and potential Indian mint openings spark talk of a broad international bimetallic agreement among major nations. If achieved, the silver issue might be removed from U S politics as both parties increasingly back international bimetallism and many believe practical outcomes are possible.
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American money and English titles questioned in marriage debate
The discussion notes the stigma of a coronet bought with American millions and beauty. It condemns American women and men marrying for titles, arguing that a title does not define character or worth in self-respecting Americans.
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Sherman Still Vigorously Contending in Sealing Dispute
The lettered exchanges between the Secretary of State and Lord Salisbury reveal ongoing vitality and fight in Sherman. Disputes hinge on scientific facts about seals and on administration to honor agreements. Observers note Britain may heed Paris tribunal rulings and police Behring Sea, aligning with Sherman's criticisms.
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The Observant Citizen Notes a Patchwork of News
A column recalls Lieut Peary at Parker House and odd anecdotes from reporters nights, with mentions of J P Flatley and MacCorry sailing to Europe, Gaelic place names, war insurance premiums, deep sea marriages, Thomas Lawson gifting a landau, and local personalities like Michael Lynch Reed Hoar and George Goode seeking work.
The Sun Rise Yacht Disaster and a Torn Novel Tale
A June morning aboard the yacht The Sun Rise ends in catastrophe as a sudden storm drives the boat against a rock. Captain Manion and crew rescue the passengers while Herman faces a deadly choice between saving his rival Frank or pursuing Helen, culminating in Frank’s heroism and death.
Dukes and Heiresses and American Spirit
Mr. Ogden Goelet defends American choices amid international marriages claiming his daughter should not marry a diminished English duke. He asserts the Manchester duke would be a poor match and argues for sensible American alliances.
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Lee Scully Wedding Unites Brighton Cambridge Families
The Lee Scully nuptials followed at St Marys Church Cambridgeport with Nellie R Scully of the Scully family and Dr George Lee of Brighton. Rev John P Phelan and Rev Thomas Scully officiated as Mary Scully served as bridesmaid, Thomas Lee acted as best man.
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Thomas Lee Oighton
Charles T. Russell Confirmed as Civil Service Chair
The Governor's Council confirmed Charles T. Russell for chairman of the Civil Service Commission after Councillor Lovell withdrew his protest as groundless.
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Civil Service Commission
Lovell
Fancy and use in summer fans through history
The article discusses fashionable fans from history, noting historic fans are prized and rarely used, with modern copies common. It highlights white satin fans with dull spangles, a Louis XVI style piece with medallions, and affordable satin paper Japanese copies, plus feather fans with pearl handles.
Newspaper Waifs and Quips From Two Papers
A collage of short comic exchanges and wry remarks from Chicago Record Chicago Evening Post Brooklyn Life and local charity scene. Dialogues touch on cheap talk neighborly quick-thinking and social roles with a sly humor.
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Queen Letters Fetch High Sums At London Sale
A four page Queen to Prince Alfred and a three page letter to Prince Arthur sold for 17 and 4 dollars respectively, while a George Washington letter brought 650 dollars. The report also notes other items from royalty to local curiosities and a variety of remarks on public figures and events.
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Queen Victoria Finds Comfort After Carriage Alterations
Queen Victoria approved a revised state carriage after engineers redesigned the seat and back following a trip to Windsorfor jubilee preparations. The monarch deemed the carriage comfortable once again. Dr. Kandt begins a Nile sources expedition from German East Africa to Urundu Uhha and Ruanda. He aims to measure Lake Akenjaru and river volumes of Kagera Ruvuru Nyakirongo and Akenjaru across seasons.
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Letter to the Editor on Salesladies' Welfare and Union Action
HEBUR argues that the Salesladies' poor conditions stem from their lack of organized action. He urges joining the Clerks' National Association and forming a local union, noting support from thousands of trade unionists to improve living and working conditions. He calls on A Boston Woman to promote organization via the C. L. U. and Clerks' Union.
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Cambridge officer denied saving drowning man
Letter from J A Re 88 and JON H. B N, Draw Tenders, Craigie Bridge, contest a Cambridge article claiming Rice of Division 8 saved a man from drowning. They request a correction to honor the appropriate party and remove the attribution.
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Nita yacht owners hailed for rescue at City Point
Thanks to life savers the six owners of the yacht Nita towed their disabled craft to a safe harbor Tuesday evening. City Point guards receive homage due them from grateful neighbors in a note signed by Me TRAN s HiuGIRs, Clerk.
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Dinner menu and recipe fragment from old newspaper
The text outlines a dinner and supper menu including chicken soup roast chicken potatoes and peas and desserts such as strawberry tarts and fruit cake. It also contains a rough bakery and cooking procedure with a long recipe fragment mentioning eggs salt cold water and a roasted meat with stuffing.
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Angry Senators Keep Focus on Pacific Railways and Paris Expo
Senate debate centers on Pacific railway affairs and the Harris resolution on Union Pacific. A joint resolution accepts France 1900 Paris Exposition invitation. Arguments erupt over government ownership, with Tillman and Gear clashing on railroad morals and rates. Senate adjourns at six.
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Beverly social season opens with New England entertainers named
Boston notes say the Freddy Princes sail for Beverly to avoid fatigue of entertaining and being entertained. The McKeans and Chester Davises arrive to boost the gayeties with the Farms’ Hooper place taken. Mrs Davis links to Florence Endicott of Salem. Bryce Allans shift travel to Scotland, now booked for July 24. Elsie Clews joins Mrs Dexter as guest.
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Tariff Talks Improve as Conferrees Press Toward Pact
Washington reports a hopeful mood as tariff conference leaders expect to finish by tomorrow or Saturday. House Republicans stand firm against sugar schedule concessions while wool schedule talks face carpet maker objections. The death of Senator Harris concerns the Democratic side as they anticipate vital votes on the conference report.
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Nahant Excludes Newcomers Amid Edgehill Hostility
A Boston observer laments Nahant’s chilly exclusiveness toward outsiders, recounting a well-connected New York or Philadelphia family shunned at Edgehill while docked by their yacht. The piece contrasts rival towns’ openness and notes Edgehill’s pompous hostess and sparse hospitality, ending with a tribute to Admiral Miller’s late daughter Helen and her farewell voyage.
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Forsythes Charges Sugar Trust Before Congress
General George A Forsythe retired U S Army presents a petition to the House of Representatives urging removal of the sugar schedule from the tariff bill. His statements deliver a harsh arraignment of the Sugar Trust, presented by Mr Belknap of Illinois.
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Davidson to Fight in Chelsea Court Over Wires Deaths
F Henry Davidson inspector of wires for Chelsea faces a Chelsea Court hearing tomorrow on alleged manslaughter connected to the deaths of Casey and Gavin from a contact with a fallen Webster avenue telephone wire last May. Davidson retains Adam Blinn of Boston for counsel and the defense promises a stubborn fight.
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Moonlight Excursion by Metropolitan Mutual Aid Association
The West End road hosts a large moonlight trip with 1000 participants aboard the City of Jacksonville from Lincoln wharf at 8:30. They sail past battleships Massachusetts and Minnesota to Bass Point for supper and a band concert, then dance until 1 am and return by 2:15 am with cars to homes.
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Clarence S Anthony Dead railroad auditor dies at home
Clarence S Anthony general auditor of the Fitchburg railroad dies at 33 Linden street Waltham of apoplexy. Born February 1 191 in Fleming New York he spent most of his life as a railroad auditor and lived much of his career in the West with Western railroads.
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European conference urged on U S sugar duty retaliation
A high diplomatic source says Europe may meet in Vienna or Berlin to discuss measures against the Dingley tariff on beet sugar from bounty nations. Germany and France may push for action including restrictions on American meat and grains, while Britain seems likely to follow the U S lead for relief in sugar colonies.
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Bronze Monument Unveiled For Father Marquette in Marquette
In Marquette Mich a bronze monument to explorer priest Father Marquette was unveiled with a parade open to delegations from peninsular towns. The Gresham fired a thirteen gun salute as a tribute amid cheering. Peter White donated the statue and the Common Council accepted it. Don M Dickinson of Detroit delivered the main speech and sculptor G Trentafiore spoke in response.
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New 18 inch Howell torpedo to join U S war fleet
A July 15 report from New York states the United States plans to add an 18 inch Howell torpedo, the largest of its pattern, to its naval arsenal. Shipping soon, it promises greater accuracy and range, with a 300 pound steel wheel driving the twin screws and steering mechanisms, delivering 800 yards in fifty seconds and eight miles per minute.
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Andree Plans Ballon Start Northward After July Sixteen
A private letter from aeronaut explorer Andree dated July 10 states he will seize a northward balloon start as soon as after July 16 even with less favorable winds. He also notes readiness to begin the northward journey on the 15th and mentions a strong south storm nearly capsizing the balloon on the 24th, with persistent north winds since.
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Great Mackerel Catch Report from Highland Lights
Trap fishermen along the shore report a great run of mackerel in shore with many boats in use since daylight. Some traps took from 2½ to 125 barrels each, marking a prolific day for July 15 at Highland Light.
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Jeremiah T. O Sullivan Improves After Pneumonia
Salem July 15 Jeremiah T O Sullivan is slowly recovering from pneumonia and in good spirits. His temperature was nearly normal this forenoon with no word yet on when he will be moved to his Lawrence home.
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Open air religious service on Charles Street Mall
The Benevolent Fraternity of Churches hosts a Sunday 6 p m open air service on the Charles street mall ninth tree north of the tile walk Speakers are Rev Benjamin Fr Bulkley Chicago and Rev Hilary C Butler Quincy Congregational singing led by cornet and chorus.
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Tragic Fire Claims East Cambridge Child
Mary Hickey, an year old daughter of a local East Cambridge resident, died yesterday after a fire started by her play with matches. Her mother heard the cries but could not reach her in time.
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