Remarkable Race Sets Cycling Records at Charles River Park
The rider known as Bikes shattered every world competitive pace record from one to 41 miles at Charles River Park last night. He defeated Robert A. Walthour by nearly three miles and beat Nat Butler and McConnell by large margins. He now holds all records from one to 41 miles and is the first to occupy the entire record slate. Previously he set mile records, including 1m 23s, though a later table check questions part of that claim.
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Charles River Park
Robert A. Walthour
Nat Butler
McConnell
Partly Cloudy Washington Forecast for New England
Forecast for New England calls for partly cloudy conditions Friday and Saturday with occasional showers. Winds will be light to fresh and variable.
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Washington
New England
FOR THE CHILDREN Makes strength for pale children
Father John's Medicine claims to strengthen frail youngsters and cure throat and lung troubles. A reflection asks readers to recall prices of a wood or a cigar years ago, contrasting with Cuba Big it Brother Cigars at 10 cents. It argues New England merchants must be supplied.
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John
Cuba
New England
Cuban Scandal Diverts Roosevelt From Bay Trip
Washington reports state President Roosevelt abandoned his trip to Iter Bay New York after F B Thurder exposed Cuban affairs before the Senate committee. He conferred with Senator Platt and Senator Spooner about General Wood's Cuban reciprocity expenditures and possible official statements. The administration signals a forthcoming statement while maintaining Wood’s defense and the Cuba policy remains unchanged.
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Washington
Iter Bay
L. I
F. B.thurder
Senate Committee On
White House
Platt
Connecticut
Wood
Spooner
Wisconsin
Senator Platt
Roosevelt
Cuba
West Point
United States
Wood on Cuba policy and Thurber funds cited
General Wood defending his Cuba governorship says funds spent through the military government were to inform United States readers about Cuba and its needs. Republican senators opposed to Cuban tariff reciprocity meet to chart strategy. they may drop the bill or accept a rebate plan, aiming for 52 votes, seven more than a majority.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Elkins
Burrows
Jones
Nevada
Thurber
Friends of Curen
Makea
Cuba
Aldrich
Allison Platt
Connecticut
McMillan
Expenditures in Cuba Resolution Introduced
Representative Hay of Virginia introduced a resolution stating that the United States acted as trustee for the Cuban people and directing the Secretary of War to provide an itemized account of expenditures by U S officials during trusteeship and whether those costs were authorized. The measure was referred to the House military affairs committee. It stems from Senate Cuban committee testimony on Cuban reciprocity expenditures.
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West, Point, N
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Cuba
B. Thurber
Senate
War Department
Nebraska
Ohio
United States
Washington
Hay
Virginia
Secretary of War
House Committee On
Three Drown in Bath Maine Ferry Boat Collision
In Bath Maine, a Kennebecker ferryboat Hookomook struck a rowboat carrying seven people. Three occupants died: Mrs Wilbur Howe, her 3-year-old daughter Ula, and Eva Morris aged 12. Survivors included Wilbur Howe, two children, and Edgar Crockett. Bodies recovered. sisters Edith and Maude Greenlead witnessed the tragedy.
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Bath
Kennebecker
Wilbur Howe
Ula
Eva Morris
Edgar Crockett
Woolwich
Hookomook
Elevator Fall Kills Two in Vermont Veneer Mill
Two killed and about a dozen injured when a 60 foot elevator plunged in the C. C. Manuel & Son veneer mill at Richford Village. Victims are Charles Wilson and Sidney Harvey. seriously hurt include Leon DeMar and Mary Bocosh. Rescue teams from Richford and nearby towns attended the injured as late reports noted possible additional deaths.
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Richford
C. C. Manuel & Son
Richford Village
Charles Wilson
Sidney Harvey
Leon DeMar
Mary Bocosh
Wilson
Harvey
Mexican Rural Massacre of Fourteen Yaqui Miners
A Lacanawea dispatch reports 14 Yaqui miners were killed by Mexican rurales near Green Consolidated Mining Company camps two miles below operations. Rurales ordered to a registration point and executed the prisoners in their tents.
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Tuscon, Ariz
Lacanawea
Green Consolidated Mining Company 23
Rioting in Pawtucket as troops guard city cars
Rioters clash with deputy sheriffs as Governor Kimball deploys 11 infantry companies two cavalry troops and naval reserves in Pawtucket. A 12 year old boy Venner Peterson is fatally shot when a mob attacks an electric car. deputy sheriff William J. Welsh is jailed awaiting action. Several officers and civilians are injured. city remains tense as militia patrolling and riot act reading seek to restore order.
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Pawtucket
R. 1
United Traction Company
Kimball
Venner Peterson
William J. Welsh
Benjamin P. Bosworth
Providence
Daniel H. Horton
Fitzgerald
Sackett
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Tanner
Pawtucket Avenue
Pawtucket and
East Avenues
Haymarket Uare
Rice
Brice
Haymarket Square
East Avenue
Horton
White
Pawtucket ‘Avenue
Johnson
Maynard
James H. Higgins
James K. Brennan
John Peterson
Yee
E.boy
Sweet
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