Travis Leads Field In Atlantic City Amateur Championship
In Atlantic City New Jersey on September 9 Walter J Travis the defending champion led the field at the seventh annual amateur golf championship opening with a 157 over 36 holes. Findlay Douglas second with 160 and L P Myers posted a 79 for the morning 18. Sixty two pairs started and the draw for the first round was set with Travis and Douglas as top seeds for potential Friday semi finals.
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Boston Citizens Endorsed Kidneys Medicine Claim
A Boston man Christian Neimer recalls kidney trouble after pneumonia and backache. He credits Doan’s Kidney Pills from Curtie’s drug store for relieving episodes and urges others to use the product, noting continued relief when symptoms recur. Doan’s Pills are sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo as sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Forced Drugged Woman Forced to Walk in Suspected Case
A woman was forcefully drugged with laudanum and made to walk for about two hours. A friend and Mrs Williams reportedly aided by a closet incident, while Patrolman Waite of Fesien acted to save the woman as the event unfolded.
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Speech and police clash over war facts and free speech
A continued interview shows Pingola resisting war facts and clashing with police over free speech. Watts warns of dangerous ground as a horde gathers, while the President's assassination is referenced amid tense dialogue and questions.
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Unclear text fragment from an 1920s meeting report
A tangled damaged passage describes arrests, interrogations, and a speaker at a meeting. It mentions preparing to examine suspects, locating anarchists, and securing addresses. The faded OCR yields scattered phrases about actions and attitudes without clear outcomes.
Clara Rankin Disaster Near Cape Cod
The ranking crew on the schooner Clara Rankin barely escaped death when she foundered off Cape Cod during a heavy northeast gale last Sunday. Captain F T Freeman, who piloted the vessel to New Haven, Conn, provided additional details to a Post reporter yesterday.
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Rankin Sinks After Gale Shatters Vessel Off Cape Cod
The Rankin carrying 21 tons of fireproof bricks sank 20 miles north-northwest of Race Point after a sudden northeast gale. Pilot Freeman and Captain Melancon, plus Alfred Wilkins and his wife, Timothy Tobine, Angus Hasseltine and others were rescued by fishing schooner Charlotte J. Kingsland. The crew used a dory for survival as the vessel went down bow first.
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Final official crop estimates from Austria show declines
The Cable dateline from Budapest notes official season crop estimates for Austria indicate wheat of 800,008 tons, barley 10,500,000, and oats 800, with overall output down from last year. Other items describe civil war veterans’ deaths, a forest fire near Eagle and public disorder concerns in Boston tied to anarchist activity.
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Czolgoss Readied Again By Police In McKinley Case
Buffalo police interrogated Czolgose before dawn as detectives pressed for accomplice admissions. Czolgoss denied help and offered explanations of his statements. Authorities pursue plot theories while coordinating with Chicago Cleveland Detroit and other jurisdictions. Officials expect further questioning with potential fresh leads.
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Difficult Digestion and Miserable Life Cited by Advert
An old fragment extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as relief for difficult digestion. The jagged text mentions putterers and misery, asserting the product can ease distress in the stomach and restore comfort despite unclear wording. The ad style reflects period marketing diction.
Postmaster General Cancels Mail Carrier Contract
Postmaster General today canceled the contract of a mail carrier for expressing satisfaction over the shooting of President McKinley. The contract holder, from Homer in Cortland County to Spafford in Onondaga County, allegedly welcomed the attempt on the President's life. Four local citizens supported the report with affidavits.
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Anarchists Rally In Kansas City Area After Attempted Presidential Attack
Unclear report notes anarchists in Chi and Front towns east of Wichita held jubilation meetings and thanked supporters after an attempted assassination of the President. A clash near Chicopee left three men seriously hurt as patriots fought back. Governor Stanley urged calm and protection for the house and foreigners.
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Fragmentary text mentions Bohs and sevelt with numbers and detectives. Readable details are insufficient to determine event, people, place, or outcome.
Wellington Deposed Urged By Atlanta Journal Editorial
The Atlanta Journal calls for Senator Wellington Wallingtons expulsion from the Senate over unpatriotic and brutal remarks about shooting President McKinley. The editorial argues the Senate is the proper judge of moral and legal qualifications and demands his removal in the interest of public honor and decency.
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Death notices from Boston and Cambridge obituaries
Death notices report William B. Greer of Boston Division 122 O R C dying Sept 8 in Boston with services at 2 o'clock Sept 1. Beatrice Marvin of N H died Sept 8 from meningitis at age 4 years 9 months. funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at 68 Trowbridge Street Cambridge.
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