Shamrock III Arrives in New York for Cup Campaign
Welcome to Shamrock III arrives with Lipton’s cup challenger in tow from Sandy Hook, greeted by crowds as Shamrock II and the Erin trail behind. Captain Wringe declines to discuss cup chances, while tuning races with Shamrock I begin June 27. The voyage from Gourock to Fayal included squalls and a gale, but no damage.
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Age
New York
Shamrock ST
Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas
Lipton
Erin
Shamrock I
Bob” Wringe
Tompkinsville
Shamrock III
Wringe
Erie Basin
Gourock
Bscotland
Fayah
Azores
Fayal
Challenger
Columbia
Robert Wringe
Atlantic
No Limit to Library Levy in Columbus Opinion
Special Counsel S. W. Bennett ruled that the code limit on library levies does not apply to city library maintenance. Columbus is to obtain a Carnegie library, becoming city property upon completion and functioning as a city library. Levy power remains bounded only by the city budget.
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Columbus
S. W. Bennett
Attorney General’s Office
Richard Parsons
Delaware
Honor for King at last levee of the season
King Edward's final levee of the season drew a large crowd with prominent American attendees including Capt. Stockton United States naval attache Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts Prof. Newcomb J Pierpont Morgan and others. In Galion Ohio Rev David Nation celebrated his seventy fifth birthday at his daughter Mrs. Biddle's home Iberia following his separation from Mrs. Nelson.
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King
Ags
London
King Edward
Capt
Stockton
United States
Bishop Lawrence
Massachusetts
Newcomb
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States International Exchange Commissioners
H. 4. Haana
Charles A. Colant
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Karageorgevitch Named King by Unanimous Vote
Geneva reports Prince Peter Karageorgevitch was unanimously elected king by the Belgrade senate in joint session. He telegraphed acceptance and prepared to depart for Belgrade. Paris notes powers will keep ministers in Belgrade to protect interests but will not engage with the reginal regime. London warns Britain may break diplomatic relations if any regicide links appear in Peter's cabinet.
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Geneva
Peter Cat
Belgrade
Milan
Senate Skupschina
Peter Karageorgevitch
Paris
Reginal
Skupschina
John Bull
London
Peter
Great Britain
Servia
Mob swears to avenge death of murdered man
A Crestline murder case moves toward prison transfer as Frank Doll, accused of killing George Cook, is secreted to the county jail amid mob rough handling. Officers and guards secure the prisoner, with local militia on standby to prevent further trouble.
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Gebhard
Cook
Amicable Roche divorce settlement reached in court
An amicable settlement ends the Roche divorce dispute. Mrs. Roche receives the residence on South Fourth Street and about $4,500 total cash and property, with no record of an appeal or new trial. Judge Donley records the alimony agreement and notes Mrs. Roche will retain home and ongoing arrangements.
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Roche
Sam H. Nicholas
RK. L. Donley
Coshocton
Ohio
T. C. Roche
Mary IL. Troche
Water Spout Destroys Town. Hundreds Feared Drowned
Telegraph reports from Arlington Oregon that Happier Oregon was wiped out by a waterspout last night. It is believed about 350 people are drowned and 105 bodies have already been recovered. The Spokane dispatch notes the disaster as it reaches The Age.
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Spokane
Wash
Arlington
Oregon
Happier
Secrecy Flares Over Panama Canal Treaty Fallout
Telegraph dispatch warns that a Colombian defeat of the canal treaty could trigger secession by Panama and Cauca, forming an independent republic. With Panama and Cauca pro canal yet rest of Colombia strongly opposed, supporters fear ratification may fail. Panama and Cauca boast territory larger than Costa Rica.
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Age
Washington, D. C
Colombia
Panama
Cacua
United States
Columbian Congress
Cauca
Roosevelt
Congress
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
New Republic
Columbia
Republic of
Ewen's dwelling burned amid feudist threats in Kentucky
In Jackson Kentucky Sunday, after threats by feudists, the home of B J Ewen, used as a hotel, was set ablaze. Ewen his wife and nine children plus guests fled with only their clothes. Two men seen fleeing were Joe Crawford and Edward Tharp, arrested and guarded at the military camp. Authorities fear further intimidation as trials proceed for Jett and White over the murder of J B Marcu m. Habeas corpus hearings delayed the case as Sharp and Crawford were held for grand jury action.
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Jackson
B. J. Ewen
Ewen
Jett
White
Joe Crawford
Edward Tharp
J. B. Marcum
Edward Sharp
Joseph Crawford
Sharp and Crawfers
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Grageful
Swan Shamrock
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York World
Attorney General's Office
Carnegie
David Nation
Galion
David
Karageorgevitch
Prince Karageorgevitch
Crestline
Donley
Mary JL. Roche
GANAL
Isthmian Republic
Uncle Sam
Boston Herald
Marroquin
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