Atlantic Yacht Race Opens From Sandy Hook Headed Atlanticward
A large fleet sails from Sandy Hook toward the broad Atlantic for the 3002 mile cup race to be won under Emperor William of Germany. The lead yacht Atlantic is followed by the Americ an schooner Atlante, with Hamburg and Endymion close behind as the field strings out to sea.
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Atlantic
New York
Atlante
Sandy Hook
Guy
Atlantic Ocean
William
Germany
Agine
Hudegardae
Endymion
Thistle
Strone
Tiwana
Valgalia
Scout Boats Now In Touch With Viceroy Delegates
May 18 dispatches report keen interest in naval affairs as Vice Admiral Rojestvensky signals possible final journey toward Vladivostok or Togo. Rumors of his relief request circulate amid mobilization of cavalry and renewed Russian readiness for Manchuria. French coastal patrols found no Russian ships near Annam. Tokyo quotes De Jonquieres asserting no Russian vessels sighted north of Tyran.
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St. Petersburg
Rosestvensky
Togo
Vladivostok
Admiralty
Rojestvensky
Chinese Sea
Annam
Clade
Nebogatov
Straits of Malacca
Birllef
Voelkersam
Bireteff
Linevitch
Manchuria
Tokyo
de Jonqquieres
Anna i
Cape St. James
Tyran
Jovanedy
Bowen Loomis case missing papers prompt inquiry
Washington reports Minister Bowen pressed Secretary Taft at the War Department about two essential cablegrams missing from papers provided. Taft then sought the State Department for the missing originals, but only copies were accessible. Bowen offered Caracas brought documents. officials considered copies sufficient. Nearby, a separate note details a strike by miners and the reaction of Allied firms.
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Bowen-Loomis
Washington
Bowen
Taft
War Department
State Department
Caracas
Kowen
Lee Wat
Senor Pautur Y Mora
Ms. Bowen
Alt
Senor Mora
Jose Paul
Venezuela
White House
Paul
Loomig
Asphalt Company
United States
Fragmentary 19th century church meeting described
A damaged OCR fragment reports a Presbyterian gathering with leaders Macia and Colonel Bryan and a plan to mobilize 1200 permanent representatives. It mentions 2,900,000 communicants and an assembly of 700 commissioners including ministers and elders, with voters arriving and discussions ongoing.
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Macia
Bryan
Duca
Wing.stera
iTwo
Parry's Stand Approved by National Manufacturers’ Association
The National Manufacturers' association adopted a resolution upholding President Parry's stand against federal railroads ratemaking and urged enforcement of anti discrimination laws. It backed the open shop, praised Roosevelt's defense of state support, and urged protection of markets from discrimination. McCarroll of New York likely to succeed Parry as president. meeting site choices include San Francisco or New York. Secretary Metcalf to address members tonight.
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Ilante
National Manufacturers’ Association
Parry
Chicago Teamsters
Roosevelt
Chicago
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Merchant Marine Commission
William McCarroll
New York
DB D. M. Parry
San Francisco
Metcalf
Association
Nan Patterson case ends as attorney withdraws
Abraham Levy, who defended Nan Patterson, announces final withdrawal from the case. He disapproved of Patterson accepting an offer from a theatrical manager, saying he is through with the matter. The report also notes an Equitable Life Assurance Society suit, a dispute over policy surplus, and a Chicago varnish plant fire with significant losses.
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Abraham Levy
New York
Nan Patterson
Levy
Miss Patterson
Equitable
Equitable Life Trance Society
Coupsel
al Aander I. Bacon
F. Rowland D. Buford
Vamia
Supresze
Buford
Wid
Shot Down by Assassin in Russian Crimea and Other Aactions
Long dispatch outlines the assassination of Major General Sokolovsky governor of Ufa and previous governor Bogdanovich, noting repressive policy and May Day dispersals. Also reports imperial rescripts widening land and language rights, new political clubs, Russian losses at Mukden, police killings in Riga, and Japan’s third protest to France on neutrality.
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Japan
Lesses
Mukden
Russia
St. Petersburg
Sokoloysky
Ufa
Bogdanovitch
Sokolovsky
Orenburg
Lo_Kolovsky
Tiesenhausen
Boutigan
Moscow
Mukota
Gunshu Pass
Kariovitch
London
Daily Telegraph
Tokyo
Possiet Bay
France
Caesar Young
Sczils
New York
Frankie Young
Ugly charge against wife of murdered man in Calhoun county
A May 3 murder near Brookville, Calhoun County, involved masked assailants killing Hilary Blackshire in front of his wife and son. Suspects Mrs Blackshire, Basher, and McCloskey face arrest and prison as tips link the wife to hiring murder. others describe threats of life insurance funds and flight. Police also report riots in Warsaw and other unrelated crimes across Texas and Paris style diplomacy.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Hilary Blackshire
Brookville
Calhoun County
Mrs i
Basher
Robert McCloskey
Sare
Lote
Hodis
Parkerstirg
McCloskey
Fragmentary report of multiple incidents across locations
A fragmentary OCR item describes several accidents and incidents. It mentions a Deca Ind event with fatalities near Manon and Chil Tie Te, a separate pistol incident near Owrecenle Ky, a steamer event at Avnton harbor and damage at Morrow & Stone, and a mistaken medication death at a state school dormitory in Siovs Falls, D. The text is garbled with unclear dates and names, but indicates a string of incidents and casualties.
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Manon
Tian
Dein Matchell
Spring Varley
Prem Ona
Owrecenle
Jewes Stepheswit
Bowen Responds to Secretary Arms Statement
May 1 Washington note reports Minister Bowen replying to Secretary of State Farns statement amid cabinet controversy. Taft left the White House without a decision, stating no determination had been reached and that both sides had yet to be fully developed.
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Sooris
Ventzuclans
Washington
Minster
Strike Called Off and Arbitration Planned in Chicago
A conference in Chicago between founders' joint council and a special committee for the team owners' association aims to lift boycotts and submit delivery disputes to arbitration. Pending the decision, the strike will be paused and workers may return to old jobs, except at Montgomery Ward. In England, Coxey army style protests grow as James K. Hardie leads unemployed marchers toward London, with Hyde Park planned for June 10 or 17.
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Teamete
Chicago
Foundesters
Joinl Council
Trame Owners’ Association
Teamsters
Team Owners'association
Employers’ Association
Atrike
Montgomery Ward & Company
Coxeau
England
Baviun
James K. Hardie
Parliaent
London
Coxey
Hyde Park
Proposed Ohio constitution amendment sets terms and elections
A 1904 joint resolution adopted by the Ohio General Assembly proposes amending Article XVII to change election timing and term lengths. It details fixed cycles for state officers and judges, allows the legislature to extend terms for alignment, prescribes vacancy rules, and preserves existing office terms for incumbents after adoption.
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Hicttomster
Stata
Supreme Court
Circuit Courts
General Assembly
Board of Public Words
Tarant
Amendment to the Constitution of Ohio to amend section two of article twelve
A proposal is submitted to Ohio voters for the November 1908 election. It seeks to amend section two of article twelve of the state constitution, detailing the wording to be adopted on the ballot for change. The measure is presented by the General Assembly for voter consideration.
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Murphy
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Driving Park
Pleasant City
Archer Bros, & McCleary
Ghiot Srelio
State of
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Riga
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Samuel Labies
Alreay
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Tex
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Lillian Newman
J. M. Boyd
Alice
Fort Worth
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Paul Jones
Paris
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Syracuse
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