Comparison of Assets Veered from Madrne Man-of-War Venus
The Venus, a Madrine Man-of-War vessel, arrived in port under Captain Thomas Mooney of New York with a crew of about 40. It travels at 16 knots, faster than the rival San Jacinto, in Niomrasumy waters, while neutral ity laws bind it to appear before a U S commissioner.
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Estrada
New Orleans
Strada
Kat Eld
Thomas Mooney
New York
Ho San Jacinto
Bond
States Commissionnr
Woman aviator injured as sightseeing car crashes in London
A French woman pilot attempting to cross the English Channel was unable to due to weather. Her Farman biplane collided with a pole near Sundar Ind, killing a boy and injuring several bystanders. The machine reached about 5 600 feet before the crash. one leg was broken and others cut by wire braces.
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London
Aig
Atine
Franck
English Channel
Wile
Sunder Ind
Wight
Hey Ultowt
Brusely
Tyok
An-Ayl
Antwerp
Double Tragedy in Pittsburg
A sensational crime scene is reported in Pittsburg where Walter Stewart a member of high society and Kina Wothersa a woman of ill repute were found dead at the Stewart residence on Lanier Street. Police suspect foul play with a theory of both murder and homicide, while associates deny involvement and name a Walder as a possible suspect.
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Pittshiire
Alte
Kina Wotthea
Payntind Stewart
Wallaer
Widow of Dr Franz Dastler Found Dead in New York
Pauline P Dastler widow of physicist Dr Franz Dastler committed suicide by gas in her New York apartment on 87th street. She was 62 and left notes in her bureau expressing despair and asking forgiveness. Her husband died earlier in Germany.
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Franz Dastler
New York
Aus
Nis
Pauline P. Dastler
Franz Tastler
87Th Street
Ava
Cauns Ste
Dagdler
Crippen Extradition Hearing Delayed on Stage Claim
Laura Crippen waives extradition on stage amid a household scandal tale. Crippen and wife Laura Crippen face remand for 18 days as authorities weigh extradition after questions over the couple’s separation and conduct. The case centers on Crippen born in Midtown and the American wife Lenive. the proceedings reflect frontier legal questions.
Rabbit Foot Superstition Upsets Infield Practice In Media
A rabbit leaps onto the field during a Media Delaware County baseball practice, startling players. The rabbit prompts a foul of a ball near the wall, causing a humorous near-mishap as a fielder nearly retrieves it and the inning continues.
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Madia
Migher
Inok" Krauss
Seation
Delaware County
Rebbit
Westward Wins at Cowes in American Victory Over European Yachts
The schooner Westward owned by Alexander S. Cochran of New York defeated German and English rivals in the 23-meter class at Cowes. The Shamrock, owned by Sir Thomas Lipton, took second with notable gaps to Meteor, Germania, White Heather, Cleely, and Susanne in the prize race.
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Jowan
Pordhc Read
Westward
Alexander S$. Gochran
New York
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
Kaiser
Cleely
American vessel beached off Pembrokeshire coast
The American schooner J. Percy Bartram, sailing from Glasgow to Newfoundland, ran ashore seven miles from St David’s Head on the Pembrokeshire coast. Despite crew pumps, leaks continued and the captain ordered the schooner to beach on Sunday as efforts to halt water ingress failed.
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Wales
London
J. Percy Bartram
Glasgow
Newfoundland
St. David's Head
Pembrokeshire
London Letters and Local Deaths Tie Court Case to Turmoil
Fravelw reports a sensational exchange involving Judge Samuels after a divorce suit by Muldo wney's wife in London. The piece notes London letters criticizing the judge and a threatening tone toward the court. Separately, the body of John G. OuToiele is found on Pavotek Street, with details of funeral arrangements noted for 148K Street NW and St. Pinas Church.
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Onitad
Ty Jaouden
Piss MuMowney
Restau
Mildowney
Hetil
London
Muldowney
Jdie
Sarliele
Washington News
Jono G
Wananton
Levine Tha
Pavotek
Narrow escape as trolley wires collapse at Market and McKean
A large crowd witnessed a trolley wire collapse at Market and McKean streets in Ittanning. The event caused wires to fall across the street and tangled a trolley car before the wires were freed and the crowd dispersed. Ralph Crim, a well known local figure, escaped uninjured as the crash occurred near his vehicle.
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Tittannines
Freom
Junipiate
Ralph Cram
McKean
Crus
Etrick
Crim
Waddell Reinstated After Water Wagon Incident
Rube Waddell the St Louis pitcher was reinstated by President Hiden after defending his temperance violation charge. He reportedly adhered to the water wagon during the month and paid a $150 fine. Waddell had pitched against the Washington team before the reinstatement.
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St. Louly
Ave
George Euward
Waddell
St. Loui
Stines Agmion
Rat Bite Sends Student to Hospital at New York University
A student from the University of the City of New York was bitten by a rattlesnake and admitted to a New York hospital. The incident occurred today as medical staff attend to the injured individual and assess the venom effect.
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Steatton
New York
Fuller
M Inca
Dragelar
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