Yale Wins In Annual Regatta In New London
Yale defeats Harvard in three events of the annual regatta held in New London Connecticut. Yale led from half distance to win the main two mile race by three lengths. The freshman race went to Yale by one length and Yale also won the third race after a close contest.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Rane Fm
Abella
Hay
Mrs
Mina Roosevelt
Yachta Sylon
Cup Yachta Reliance
Conctiticion
Columbia
John Tallani Schooner Drought Drowns Nine Seamen
Nine sailors perished when the Vancouver bound schooner John Tallani reached Mill Island in San Francisco. Captain Hoffland and nine crew members were drowned after the vessel arrived. Tillman Change of Venue Then Decided. In Washington, D. C., arguments over venue for former Lieutenant Governor Tillman’s murder indictment concluded. Judge Townsend granted a change but county jurisdiction remains undecided.
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San Francisco
Neva
John Tallani
Vancouver
Mill Island
Hoffland
Tillman
Columbia
D. C
Townsend
King Peter Takes Oath and Reviews Troops
Belgrade on June 26 reports King Peter took the oath before the skuptachina and reviewed the troops. The capital’s populace appears broadly favorable to the ruler.
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Peter
Belgrade
Skuptachina
Mitchell Attends Regional Miners Conference on Wages
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers attends a conference in Kansas City with leaders from Missouri Kansas Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory to discuss a uniform wage basic for operators.
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Kansas City
John Mitchell
United Mine Work Era
Conference of Miners of
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Extra Session of the Kansas Legislature Ends
Topeka Kan June 35 The extra session practically finished its work and will adjourn by 8 pm. The rolling clerks prepared rolls for the governor signature. A general belate measure was not passed. Wagoneer’s bill to appropriate one million dollars to rebuild bridges swept away was killed. A general bill enabling counties to relieve existing calamities, providing abatement on damaged property and authorising a survey of the Neoshogger for possible congressional funds was passed. About forty local bills granting counties and cities power to handle flood difficulties were adopted.
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Topeka
Kan
Wageoner
Cloudburst Floods Fifty Acres in Topeka Area
A loud burst at 1 a m caused Bhunganunga coc to overflow fifty acres of South Topeka increasing water depth from six inches to three feet. The event triggered widespread alarm and evacuation of fifty families to higher ground as residents faced renewed flood risk in the district.
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Topeka
Kan
Bhunganunga Coc
South Topeka
River Floods Bring Severe Damage Across Southwest
In El Paso Texas on June 26 the river rose higher than since 1897 with no fall yet. Widespread lowland farms in New Mexico suffer as washouts isolate Barnham town, forcing displaced families to live in tents while aid arrives. Edison phonographs and records advertised at Buechner & Son's.
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el Paso
Tez
New Mexico
Barnham
N. M
Irish land bill progress marks a conciliatory debate
London reports the House of Commons resumed the Irish land bill debate with Mr. Wyndham introducing an amendment to keep a minimum purchase price and allow outside bargains. The Nationalists and Mr. Redmond praised the concessions, the clause 2 and 3 provisions were adopted, and the scene was described as historic and hopeful for the bill’s speedy passage.
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London
House of Commons
Wyndham
Ireland
al Aldes
John Redmond
Henry Campbell Bannerman
William O’brien
Redmond
Tenarita
Nationaliaia
Five Murderers to Be Executed Next Week In New York
Apony June 26 five murderers of this state are to be executed next week. Seventeen more are awaiting execution and all will be electrocuted before the end of August.
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Apony
N. Y
Pope Shows His Weakness in Public Consle
Rome reports the pope appearing frail during a public consle after a secret meeting. He blessed thousands while emaciated and supported by aides, then struggled to deliver benediction as the crowd watched a venerable leader falter.
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Rome
Nashing
Hig Tabon
Efforts to Honor Continue in Kiel Parade
Kiel June 25 The town celebrates the American jaya men in a public display as flags and stars and stripes adorn the streets. Admiral Cotton visits the Kearsarge, chats about naval vessels, and admires their appearance. A gun salute greets the Kaiser aboard the American flagship as Cotton quotes the Kaiser praising the ship’s efficiency.
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Kiel
Hawer
Admiral Cotton
Kearsage
Kaiser
Kateer
Roosevelt
Democratic convention in Iowa endorses national platform
Des Moines June 24 The Democratic state convention rejected minority reports and affirmed the 1900 national platform. Nominees were declared by acclamation with J B Sullivan as governor candidate, backed by the Bryan wing but acceptable to Gould Democrats. other officers named include D B Butler, John R Caldwell, A R McGook, and W S Porter.
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Dee Moines
Committee On Resolvons
Friends
A. A. van Wagener
Sioux City
Bryan
Gould Democrats
J. B. Sullivan
Creston
D. B. Butler
Iowa County
Supreme Court
John R. Caldwell
Iowa
A. R. McGook
Howard
W. 8. Porter
Harding
Gasoline Explosion Damages Denver Dens near Fifteenth
Gasoline stove explosion on Walton Street near Fifteenth wrecked a building in Denver. no serious injuries reported amid neighborhood excitement. In Dell Rapids, Western House burned down early yesterday. owner Albert Fulmer died from burns. Creditors notice from WM. Murphy seeks settlements after selling business to Wyoming Fuel, Feed and Delivery Co.
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Denver
Colo
Walton Street
Fifteenth Street
Sioux Falls
Dell Rapiden
This County
Albert Fulmer
Wyoming Fuel, Feed and Delivery Company
WM. Murphy
Wreck Near Rock Island Sparks Incomplete Report
A brief item notes a wreck near Rock Island with a derailment and missing crew members. Details are incomplete with several unreadable segments, but the incident involved a derailment and probable casualties or injuries. No official statements or casualty figures are confirmed in the fragment.
Germans Find Beer Inspires Enthusiasm in Education
New York June 25 delegates of Germans nearly fifty in number sent by the Kaiser to study agricultural methods arrived from the west and will return home Saturday. They praised the agricultural stations and admired American universities but said they miss the beer which, they claim, fuels the enthusiasm of German students.
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New York
Humber
Kairer
Osgood resigns as Colorado Fuel chair and board member
New York June 26 John A Osgood resigns as chairman of the board of Colorado Fuel and Iron company and as director along with A C Cess and J L Jerome. Rockefeller interests gain control while Harriman faction weakens. Osgood may return as chair within sixty days per Denver reports. Bryan non committal after Iowa Democratic convention.
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New York
John A. Otgooghoa
Olorase Fuel & Iron Company
A. C. Cess
J. l. Jerome
Rockefeller
Aken Yemerde
Rockefellerto
Great
Colorado Corporaton
Harriman
Ongood
Colorado Puel & Iron Company
Standard Oil
Osgood
Kebbler
Denver
Roosevelt to Transmit Petition on Jewish Treatment in Russia
President Roosevelt will forward to the Russian government a petition from the executive of Bnai Brith about the treatment of Jews in Russia. Secretary Hoy told Elsop Wolf that Roosevelt is convinced by American Jewish leaders that such a submission may aid persecuted Jewish communities. The letter notes uncertainty over the reception by the Haddao government.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Husa
Hoy
Elsop Wolf
Citiznes
Raesin
Tran
Eouth
Rusala
Beordrasaaa
Exposition Plans and irrigation contract details
W C Deming of the St Louis exposition commission travels to Wheatland to inspect ground for exhibits to be shown in St Louis and Sheridan and coordinated with Carmine county officials. Bids open July 11 at Fort Russell for 11,000 feet of irrigation conduit from Crow Creek gate house to the head of the system at Fort D Russell, a demanding contract requiring strict precision to avoid delays.
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W. C. Deming
St. Louis
Fort Russell
Crow Creek
Fort D. A. Russell
First National Bank of Cheyenne Named Army Pay Distributor
The First National Bank of Cheyenne is officially designated by the government as the distributing point for land and payments for army construction needs. The bank must issue bonds totaling $50,000 to guarantee faithful performance of duties and obligations.
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First National Bank of Cheyenne
Cheyenne
First National Bank of
War Department
Sahe Ursee
Tate
Local Nuptial Plans Postponed After Serenade Scene
A crowd gathered near the Emigh residence on West Eighteenth Street to serenade Mine Lida Emigh and Mr Pred Horn on the eve of their marriage. The celebration ended with the couple delaying the wedding to next month and the serenaders dispersing after refreshments.
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Lida Emigh
Pred Horn
Emigh
West Eighteenth Street
Fortnightly St Larks Guild Meeting Pleasing Attendance
The Fortnightly club of St Lark's Guild held a meeting this afternoon. There was a good attendance and everything connected with the affair was pleasing and enjoyable.
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St. Lark’s Guild
Local notes report movements and events around town
Mise Hanson returns from school next week. J. M. Newman comes back from a country trip. W. Warner was out of town yesterday and returned in the evening. Rt. Rev. J. J. Keane leaves today for a six weeks trip to Minneapolis. Miss Adi Revas accepts a position with Jon Hite at his confectionery store. W. M. Maxwell, of the fast Delaware, is in the city briefly. Judge Carey departs for an inspection tour along reservoirs on the Laramie River. Mr. Rockwell will sing at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Sunday morning at 1 am, performing the solo The Lord in Mindful of His Own.
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Mise Hanson
J. M. Newman
W. Warner
J. J. Keane
Minneapolla
Mias Adi Revas
Jon Hite
W. M. Maxwell
Touny
Judge Carey
Laramie
Rockwell
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Old Man Harrington Robbed at Pueblo Depot
G L Harrington of Omaha reports his grip containing two bank drafts mortgage bonds and more than 60000 in securities stolen while he rested at the Pueblo union depot. He awoke to find the bag missing and notified authorities. deputy sheriffs and a Denver Rio Grande detective began work on the case.
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Pueblo
Colo
G. L. Harrington
Omaha
Durango
Union Depot
Harrington
D. W. Brown
Denver and
Rio Grande
Fourth of July Excursions by Rail
Hale offers one fare for round trips to Wyoming and Colorado with one third to Nebraska. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4 with return valid until July 7. J BARRON, Agent U P R R Co.
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Hale
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Milt Jolyath
J. ¥. Barron
U. PF. Br, Co
Rambler mine ore treatment process eyed in Boulder
The Rambler Company and investors from Missoula and Stoddard travel to Boulder to inspect a new ore treatment process claimed to extract copper and precious metals at $2 per ton. Inventor F S Preston asserts a secret leaching and roasting method could yield platinum palladium and gold in 24 hours, with tests showing ores with 2 percent copper profitability.
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Messrs
M. M Green
J. H. Stoddard
J. T. Holliday
W. A. Stoddard
J. Frankhauser
Laramie
M. M. Green Company
Rambler
Protoasta
Medicine Bow
Aime
Webber
Boulder
Train Arrivals Bring Denver Passengers to Cheyenne
A number of passengers arrived on the Denver train to Cheyenne today. Several travelers appeared to be seeking employment, among others on board the Union Padxe and other trains.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Birth Announcement From Heatrice Nebraska
Word arrived from Heatrice Nebraska that Mrs Dr Spellman who needed Hosa Barnum formerly of Cheyenne has given birth to a bright eyed baby girl both mother and child doing nicely Mrs Van Orwdel visitor will return in a couple of weeks Attending the dance at Keefe Hall Friday night.
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Heatrice
Neb
Dr. Spellman
Hosa Barnum
Cheyenne
van Orwdel
Opportun ity Sale Promises Superior Qual ity at Low Prices
Advert reads offbeat prosperity claim selling women’s garments and footwear at reduced prices. It touts summer corsets, kid shoes, Sunbonnet, girdles, stockings, undergarments, and ribbons with various price points, urging value over inferior goods.
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Taffeta BK Monte Cario
Dr Chas Ringle Ear Nose Throat Specialist
Dr Charles Ringle practices diseases of the eye ear and throat limited to ENT care. Office in Atlas Building rooms 6 and 8 with telephone service.
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Atlas Building
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Ghasene
Jon
England
Rock Island
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Ken
THE
Logansport
Ind
Wij Bryan
B. OF Nai Brith
Russia
Harry P Elynts
MR. Deming
Fort Russell Conduit
Minn
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Rambler Company
Keefe Hall
Howe Sc
WM. Myers & GO
Cheyenne Light
Fuel and Power Company
Chas. Ringle
Eve and Ear
Claig Va
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