British and American Cup Rivalry Heads to Sea Trials
Reports detail the Defender and Shamrock III preparations for the America's Cup challenge. Captain Charles Barr sails the Defender with record sail area while Captain Robert Wringe steers Shamrock III, amid strong belief England can reclaim the cup. The Ben d Or head from South Kensington's Natural History Museum is exhibited, following the Duke of Westminster's wishes.
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Fire
Watson
Charles Barr
Bristol
Ape
Robert Wringe
England
Wringe
Robert Barr
Natural History Museum
Ben d
South Kensington
London
New York
Beraki
Duke of Westminster
Ben d’Or
Agnes
Ormonde
Ben Q d’Or
Lincoln Born in Kentucky and Governor Salary Noted
The fragment notes Abraham Lincoln was born in Kentucky and mentions a governor's salary of 6500 dollars. The incomplete text lacks full context or clear publication details.
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Kentucky
Westfield Crash Kills Forty In Jersey Express Collision
A Jersey Central wreck at Westfield New Jersey killed forty, with fifteen identified bodies recovered. Philadelphia flyer engineer W E Davis died after the crash caused by signals allegedly ignored. Davis reportedly saw a green light moments before the catastrophe.
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New York
Westfield
N. J
Philadephia
New Jersey
Huntington
Bosler
W. E. Davis
Philadelphia Flyer
Davis
The
Express
Plainfield
Stamford's Fair Joker Stirred Up Teapot Storm
Mrs Homer Cummings of Stamford president of the Connecticut Cat Club sparked a nationwide protest by announcing the slaughter of 2 000 mice at the society's annual show. Mayor Leeds of Stamford protested the stunt as it drew broad incredulity and ridicule.
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Cumminges
Homer
Cummings
Stamford
Connecticut Cat Club
Leeds
MRS HOMER CUMMINGS LETTER FACES CRITICS
John P. Haines of the New York P C A denounces Mrs. Cummings and allies as barbarians while clergymen statesmen and scholars condemn the mice baiting event. Mrs. Cummings replies that the three mice are candy mice meant as souvenirs of the cat snow. Neauevers bods laugh.
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Homer
Fragmented OCR note on aid request and unclear names
The readable lines describe a plea for help and a request related to work. The text is garbled and names or places are not identifiable. It mentions listening and assisting, but lacks coherent facts or a clear event.
Roosevelt Eulogizes McKinley at Canton Banquet
President Roosevelt delivered a stirring eulogy at a Canton Ohio banquet honoring William McKinley. The event, hosted by the Canton Republican League, drew notable figures including Judge Day Secretary Root Cortelyou and General Wood. Roosevelt praised McKinley’s Civil War service and leadership, urging Americans to emulate his courage and justice.
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Cantos
Wiliam McKinley
Roosevelt
Canton Republican League
McKinley
Granch Opera House
Canton
Ohio
Judge Day
William R. Day
Root
Cortelyou
M. B. Young
Leonard Wood
Luke EB. Wright
Philippines
Xuxey
W. S. Cowles
Theodore A. Bingham
Agriculture
Bingham
R. W. Taylor
James W. Grant
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
J. G. Schmidlapp
Congress
Philippine
Fella
Triuth
Ines
James J Grant
Canton & Pretary
New Fixtures Brighten Store Interior
In a small town shop, fixtures by Conse and Shauweher are installed, described as handsome additions that enhance the store's interior and appeal to customers.
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Conse & Shauweher
Ynstalin
Therey Nery
Germany launches moat inspection law April 1903
On April 1 1903 Germany enacts a new moat inspection law requiring construction of many inspection stations and related buildings to enforce the regulation.
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Germany
Washington Talks on Commerce Bill and Color Line at White House
Debates on a new department of commerce show delays risk defeating the measure. A White House appearance by several colored officials is framed as non discriminatory in official life. Cushman mocks Alaska delegate talk, and Cannon comments on Philippines currency debates with sharp wit and laughter across the chamber. ARTHUR W. DUNN.
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Department of Commerce
Thue
House
Commerce Committee
Senate
White House
Lfe
Washington
Mfe
Cushman
Alaska
Icicle
States
New York City
United States
St. Paul
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Washington State
Payne
Cannon
Philippines
Porto Rico
Gloes
Laughiter, Jr
Philppines
Delleraway
Ind
Senut
Arthur W. Dunn
New Citizen Jow Ponat Oat Wester Arrives
A notice states Jow F Ponat oat Wester moves to Lee Avenue and will be employed by the Boston Pian company under Mr Foust WH.
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Lee Avenue
Boston Pian Company
Ohio fur firm buys 2500 in merchandise
W. Snyder of Jos eph St nor & Sons fur merchants Ohio buys 2500 worth of furs from Coshocton Fur Company. The purchase will be shipped to New York by express.
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Ohio
W. Snyder
Joseph St Nor & Sons
Neark
Coshocton Fur Company
New York
Express
City Council Dialog on Richie Property and Library Proposal
The Coshocton city council met Tuesday to discuss securing an option on the Richie property for a library site. A committee was tasked to investigate Carnegie’s library proposal, while talks with the Wheel ing & Lake Erie railroad stakeholder and plan to extend Walnut street progressed. The new code raises police salaries to 50 dollars with the abolition of the fee system, and measures for removing saloon screens were approved.
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Richie
Carnegie
Walnut Street
City Hall
Weisner
Pharion
McCormick
Holmes
Denver
Tish
Wisenburg
Shaw
Powelson
Wimmer
Library Committee
Fish
Ross
Stewart
Light Committee
H. Nicholas
Coshrection Improvement Company
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Adams
Improvement Company
Tudge Adams
Taussig
Coshocton
Henry M. Cross
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
Cincinnati
Democrat and Standard
Petards
Fountain Removal Sale At Fountain Coshocton
The Fountain store in Coshocton advertises a grand removal sale to clear its mammoth stock within thirty days. Prices are cut deeply on dry goods to make way for new, larger enterprise, with many items offered at fractions of original costs.
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Wright
Celery
Wright Medical
Columbus, Ohio
Abraham Lincolin
Pittsburg
Main Street
Thompson Bldg
A. C. Horn, Prop
Green
Exgieer
Sigaals
Megk
WAY TV Pnane
M’kinley
UU Weber
Wolfe Furniture Co
Bell
Citzens
Tain
Lay
Sumer
Jens
Wall
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