Gaston Burns Up New Track In Big West Race
Cheyenne Motor Club prepares for a major meet in the city on the 17th with eleven cars entered in the free for all. Gaston Morris, famed racer, tested a Buick on the four mile course at 57.5 mph and is expected to lead the field. Denver and several Nebraska cities send entries by car and rail, with green and gold colors adopted.
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Colorado
Cheyenne Motor High
Roms
Wan
Racing’ Committee
Long Island
Degver
Cheyenne
Denver
Omaha
Lexington
North Platte
Neb
Gaston Morris
Lkely
Buick
Morris
Woman Struggles After Subway Assault
A woman named Wigebeth Noe collapsed on the Twenty-eighth Street subway platform. police say drug effects left her unconscious in New York. William Leblan of Bay Ridge Brooklyn is jailed for disorderly conduct in connection with the case after a man was seen trying to drag a woman from a cab toward a hotel near Twenty-eighth Street and Madison Avenue.
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New York
Wigebeth Noe
Arlyoday
Chicago
Spe
New York Hospital
William
Leblan
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Saul Mra
Fragmentary reminiscence reveals long friendship
A reader letter recalls a deep, longtime friendship beginning in adolescence. The writer notes shared experiences in Ohio and states they are best friends who grew up together and maintained a close bond. The text is fragmented and lacking clear context or dates.
Fire Devastates South Chicago Homes Leaving Many Homeless
A fierce blaze destroyed two rows of frame houses on Superior and Buffalo avenues in South Chicago. Dozens of cottages and two story buildings burned to the ground. Police searched among frightened foreigners for missing residents but most escaped the flames. Firemen carried evacuees from the buildings and others were injured leaping from windows or attempting to save property.
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Chicago
Superior
Buffalo Avenue
Philippine Cigar Shipment Hits Duty Free Status
Telegraphic orders report 500000 Philippine cigars released from bond and admitted free of duty under the new tariff laws. This marks the first import under the revised rules, with 160 million cigars expected annually duty free. The release followed a tariff dispute and would have yielded about 29000 dollars in duty under the old rate.
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Francinco
Cal
Woman Must Stand Trial for Shooting
The charge of felonious assault was preferred against guinet Mary Scott of Castle of California for shooting William B. Craig, a New York lawyer. The magistrate stated no district attorney or judge can condone crime and that high society excuses do not apply. case will not be settled out of court.
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New York
Mary Scott
Castle
California
William B. Craig
Fraternity War Sparks Changes in Chicago Schools
A Chicago school board debate on fraternities and sororities resurfaces with plans to tighten control over student clubs. The board aims to curb social groups seen as disruptive in public schools, amid rising concerns about their influence on campus life.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Sohaf
Anarchists Plan East Side Rally On Spain Uprising
A mass meeting of anarchists is set for tomorrow night in a large East Side hall to celebrate the anti military uprising in Spain. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman are among the speakers, despite police hesitation.
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New ‘York
East Side
Spain
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Pennsylvania
Zeppelin dies rumor debunked by London report
A London rumor claimed Count Zeppelin died in a disaster but the report is said to be without foundation as verification remains unclear and the inventor reportedly continues to recover from a neck injury while the Zeppelin airship lineage continues.
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Zeppelin II
London
Zeppelin
Weilhelm
Greatest Wild West Celebration Ready to Open
The Frontier committee reports full preparations for a citys largest ever Wild West celebration. Railroads predict crowds 33 to 50 percent larger than last year. Mexican ropers arrive Saturday. Officials warn against rent hikes during the week and note plans for new dollar bill designs.
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Frontier Committee
Th Reilroads
Barrow
Oliveland Portrait Prompts Stalled Debt Deal Revisions
Washington reports new changes to the plan concerning the party’s funds, with key officials including Assistant Secretary Dieveror Veagh and other leaders preparing to present amendments. The move follows recent votes and signals notable shifts in the money arrangement.
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Oliveland
Nhas
Washington
Gevretery M Veagh
Dieveror
Ame
Four in hospital after serious Beepit incident at Canadian hotel
In Beepit, four people were left in serious condition after an incident at a Canadian hotel. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event and have not released names or casualty details.
Szepesay Denies Marriage Promise in Suit
The Rev Szepesay said he never promised to marry her and when the suit was filed he commented on the case. He added that three weeks earlier she attempted to enter his house but the housekeeper prevented her.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Beres
Pather Julies Sxepensy
St. Ezabeth’s
Mise
Beres
Righh
Gary
Szepesay
Thousands of whales and sharks sighted near Cape Hatteras
New York reports Cape Hatteras waters as a hub for marine wonders. Skippers recount twenty dead whales scavenged by sharks, a school of over eighty whales chasing millions of mackerel, and a reversed Gulf Stream current off the cape. Captain Ortel of the Bradford adds a tale of flying fish flashing red in color onboard.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Hatteras
Ortel
Bradford
Dublin to Offer Fifty Thousand for Fight
The Sportaman reports a Dublin movement to raise sixty thousand dollars for a Johnston versus Jeffries boxing bout in Ireland. The piece doubts the two pugilists will ever meet.
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London
Sportaman
Dublin
Johnston
Jeffries
Ireland
Property owners urged to remove weeds immediately
All property owners or anyone having change of property are requested to cut weeds growing on or around it. This must be done at once. By order of chief of police.
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Grover Cleveland
Treasury
Police
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