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Transvaal Crisis Debated in Commons and Lords
Debates in the Commons and Lords focus on Transvaal policy and potential British intervention. Sir H Campbell-Bannerman pleads for cautious action avoiding war, while Mr Chamberlain argues intervention may be necessary to protect subjects and imperial authority under the convention.
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Colonial Office
Transvaal
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South Africa
Cape
Canada
Mr. Chamberlain
Sir H. Campbell- Bannerman
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Kruger
House of Lords
Earl of Gamperdown
Earl of Dunraven
Earl of Selbourne
House of Commons
Lord Salisbury
House
Oarsmen Collapse in Sized Regatta Duel
The twenty seventh annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen featured a dramatic eight oared race. A broken seat sank the Philadelphia crew and briefly shocked New Yorkers, while Boston schoolboys and the New York Athletic Club crews battled to the final second. Trainer Mike Murphy celebrated after the dramatic finish and a rematch was debated as the crowd roared along the Charles River.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Boston
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New York Athletic
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New York
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Eev ee ve VV Ewe VT eee ee lantas race near miss
The article describes two seasoned crews from N. A. C. and another club racing hard but losing focus as they near the finish. The clock favors the later attempt, making a rescheduled race seem more favorable to the competitors.
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Rumohr Eyes Senior Single Race Champions Place
Rumohr aims for the senior single race berth in the champions event. He announces his intent to try if he qualifies, asserting he would need an improvement beyond yesterday’s form to be competitive.
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Races On the Quarter Deck and Busy Thames Rowing Events
Adjutant General Dalton observed the close finishes as the Vespers closed the gap to the leaders before Keefe surged ahead to win by a fifth of a length over Crawford. Kerns and Mason contested a close heat with Mason gaining final victory by a half length, while Rumohr led Lewis in the senior singles with a late Canadian push. Titus and Juvenal battled in a tight second heat as Pope and Tudor lagged, and Brockville clashed with the Pennsylvania Barge Club in a dramatic finish won by the latter by about two feet after a photo finish delay.
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Ten Erek
Maguire
Union Boat Club
Adams
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Rubic
Springfield
Rumohr
Rat Portage
Jake Gaudaur
Association
Charley Lewis
Lewis
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Dick Glendon
Ned Ten Byck
Iito
Worcester
Delaware Boat Club Twain
Chicago
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
New
Union
Jas. O’keefe
Jas. C. Mason
Toronto
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Titus
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
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Crawford
New York
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Riversides
Boston
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Wachusett B. C
Mason
Kerns
Kerne
Ten Eyck
Amos Kubic
Kubics
Metropolitan
New England
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Owis
Seqoues
Juvenal
Ken Fitee
Arene
Fope
Brockville
Barge Club
Brockville Four
Pennsylvan'aa Barge Club
Ned Tenyck
Olr
Theelawares
Ten Buck
Eister
Wachusett
Eane
Yorks
Vesper
Walter Stimpson
Pennsvania
Pared Olah
Filadel Re Ey Cay
Wrank
Jeffries Point Rowing Associat! East Kon
J. RB. Crawford
New York Athletic Club
New York City
H. Seiten
A. O'Leary
Riverside Boat Club
Camr mi
James Cooper Mason
Argonaut Rowin
Canada
Wachusett Boat Club
Dorcester
Rat Portage Rowing Club
Ontario
Charles P. Lewis
Amos Rubie
Springfield Boat Club
Mass
Robert P. Blake
Charles Bulger
Monaghan
Bow
John ©. Hixley
Ed Marsh
J. F. Dempsey
Brockville Owing Club
Harold Fraser
C. T. Wilkinson
E. Gurr
F. J. Ritchie
Western Rowing
St. Louis
Gus Voerg
H. Frederics
William Karsch
F.dummerth
Wachucett
Charles H. Lewis
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Delaware Boat Club
James. Anderson
William Weinand
Ten Eyck and Murphy Watch Lewis Lose Match
New York Athletic Club instructor Murphy accompanies Ten Eyck as Lewis suffers a defeat in a noted bout. Father and son reappear among spectators at the event.
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New York Athletic Club
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Marsh of the Pennsy Four Exhausted Dragged Into Boat House
A report describes the Pennsylvanian four man crew exhausted after a passage and being pulled into the boat house. Rescue teams assisted and conditions were recorded as tense. The event underscored the dangers of offshore boating and required hydration and rest.
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Marsh
Pennsy
Eight-Oared Shell Race Near Finish in Collegiate Meet
Nearing the finish Delaware crews faced a long voyage to meet strong competition. The Eight-Oared event saw Weaper’s shell break, signaling a pause, but three crews continued to the line. New York at C claimed first with the Mil archolastic e ghts close behind.
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Soan
Weaper
New York
Ata
Race results reveal tense finish as older crews prevail
In a grueling New York regatta, veterans dominated the field with superior stamina. Pennsylvanian crews claimed senior singles and the senior four, while Wachusett and Delaware clubs posted strong showings in doubles and heat races.
Ten Eyck Favorite In Noted Amateur Rowing Clash On Charles
Three leading American amateur rowers Joe Maguire Ned Ten Eyck and Joe Whitehead meet on the Charles River with bets favoring Ten Eyck. Canvassed backers and possible fourth entrants from Rumobhr Juvenal Charley Lewis Titus of New Orleans weigh in as training theories and stroke styles come under scrutiny.
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Charles River
Joe Maguire
Ned Ten Eyck
Joe Whitehead
Ten Buck
Ten Eyck
Maguire
Whitehead
Eligile
Rumobhr
Hanlon
Whittehead
Im Juvenal
Charley Lewis
Titus
New Orleans
Lewis
Uvenal
Jeffries Point Club IV attends national oarsmen convention
The National Association of Amateur Oarsmen met at the Boston Athletic Association. Thirty six clubs attended as Jeffries Point was admitted. University of Pennsylvania resigned. The executive committee to fund crews for Paris next year and a sub committee to obtain funds were authorized. A Malta Boat Club protest against Seawanhakas was heard but adjourned. The intermediate eight-oared race was postponed to today.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Boston Athletic Association
James Fox
Crescent Canoe Club
James Pilkington
Harlem Boat Club
Fred R. Fortmeyer
New York
Mahr
Jeffries Point
University of Pennsylvania
Malta Boat Club
Seawanhakas
Milford Wife Sails for Scotland Leaving Husband
Milford July 2. Mrs James Smart and her parents plan to sail on the Catalonia from East Boston to Scotland. The departure follows years of tension over Mr Smart’s treatment of Mrs Smart’s mother and a quarrel that led to the wife leaving home with her parents, leaving a desolate husband and a Scottish return to Milford unlikely.
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James Simat
Scotland
Catalonia
Boston
Robert
Cape Town
Africa
James
Mrs. Smart
Robert Smart
Mr. Smart
James Smart
Ola
R. James Smart
Main Street
Theniely
Jas. Smart
Smart
Boston's Catcher Hold Stays Amid Trade Turmoil
Boston's catcher Martin Bergen remains at home in North Brookfield as talks swirl over his future. Manager Selee's directive and conflicting reports about Bergen's status hint at a possible sale, with Boston denying urgency and other clubs weighing offers for players like Leach Colonels' striker.
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Boston
Eerless
Northrockfield
Selee
Bergen
Louisville
Igen
Soden
Pre Dent Soden Repli
North Brookfield Citizen
Loursville Club
Leneh Colonels
Snider
Brooklyn
Casey
Leach
Tenney
Lowe
Long
Collins
Deceived by Mock Marriage Ends in Court Case
A Boston woman recounts a nine year deception by Merrithen, revealing a sham marriage after a Joy Street ceremony. She says he deserted her in January, still visits with gifts for their four children, and now faces possible loss of custody as she seeks work to support them. Four children survive the marriage.\u00a0
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