Trials Continue In Yacht Cup Tilt Between Shamrock And Columbia
Mutual agreement between New York Yacht Club and Royal Ulster Yacht Club allows daily sailing of Columbia and Shamrock after next Thursday until international yachting supremacy is resolved. Sir Thomas Lipton pressures action while Admiral Dewey cannot attend tomorrow's race. Shamrock shows strong light weather performance and confident backers note heavy weather capability.
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Alinion
Hip. 3S
New York
New York Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht’ Club
Columbia
Shamrock
Thome Lipton
Thomas
Admiral Dewey
Sir Thomas
Farmers Congress votes for reforms and leaders elected
The Farmers National Congress at Boston heard resolutions urging federal support for the merchant marine and rural education, stricter dairy labeling and butter laws, export grain inspection, higher oleomargarine tax, and freight discrimination remedies. Officers elected include President H P Hoard Fort Atkinson Wisconsin Secretary John M Stahl Treasurer L Van Morrison and an executive committee from Iowa Texas Indiana Nebraska and Kentucky.
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Boston
Farmers’ National Congress
Wolcott
State House
Congress
Committee
National Congress
Commissioners of Agriculture
Fort Atkinson
Wis
John M. Stahl
L.van Morrison
B. F. Clayton
Iowa
T. O. Slaughter
Texas
E. L. Furness
Indiana
D. G. Whittimore
Nebraska
Eb.fp. Whelstein
Kentucky
American Troops Push Inland at Cavite Viejo and Noveleta
General Schwans column with Thirteenth and Fourteenth Infantry and cavalry pressed from Bacoor to Cavite Viejo and Noveleta, suffering several wounded. marines and naval forces supported with gunboats. Insurgents retreated after heavy fighting near San Nicolas and inSan Francisco de Malabon area.
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Novecera
Luzon
Schwan
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Reilly
Fifth Artillery
Lowe
Bacoor
Cavite Viejo
Noveleta
Oveleta
Cayite Viejo
Safford
Thirteenth Regiment
Wheeling
Petrel
Callao
Santa Cruz
Elliott
Cavite
Cowles
Fourth Infantry
San Nicolas
San Francisco de Malabon
Schwans
Rogimo
Vorces
Manila
Sia Loma Church
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Thirteenth Infantry
Fourteenth Infantry
Riley
Rosario
Bay of Rosario
Bryan’s Illness Not Serious. Bryan to Resume Iowa Dates
Secretary Walsh of the Democratic national committee wires from Ottumwa that the illness of William Jennings Bryan is not as serious as reported. He will resume speaking today and keep all Iowa dates over the next ten days, then go to Kentucky.
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Bryan
Des Moines
O. A. Walsh
Democratic National Committee
Ottumwa
William Jennings Bryan
Walsh
Iowa
Kentucky
Prevention of consumption and building up health
The passage warns that consumption germs are everywhere and attack weak health. It urges strengthening the body early by improving blood and digestion and avoiding draggy, run-down states. It introduces a letter from Mrs. Jennie Dingman of Van Buren Kalkaska Co Michigan as an example of how to build up health before illness.
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Jennie Dingman
van Buren, Kalkaska Co
Mich
Massachusetts Republicans nominate ticket at state convention
Boston October 7 massachusetts republicans nominate the ticket for the forthcoming election with governor w murray crane lieutenant governor john l bates secretary of state william m glin attorney general hosea m knowlton auditor john w kimball and treasurer edward s bradford named for the race
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Massachusetts
Boston
W. Murray Crane
John L. Bates
William M. Glin
Hosea M. Knowlton
John W.kimball
Archdiocese Warns General Otis Over Plot in Manila
Manila October 7 The archbishop has notified General Otis that the archbishop along with several government buildings and banks is aware of a plotted threat. The message emphasizes vigilance and cooperation between church and military authorities in safeguarding key structures.
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Otis
Manila
O Banks
Industry earnings show strong wholesale activity and fewer strikes
The report notes widespread industrial activity with fewer and less costly strikes. October disbursements and general business expansion lift operations as the season progresses. Business failures remain minimal and liabilities are lower, while prices display aggressive strength. Wheat and flour shipments reach 5,183,390 bushels for the week, up from 3,872,455 prior.
Riot in the barracks at Fort Snelling flees control
A riot tore through company L of the Eighth Infantry at Fort Snelling in St Paul. Most of the unit is in the guard house with several injured and one arrested. Corroborating accounts describe a brawl sparked after a robbery accusation toward Corporal Fonner.
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St. Paul
Minn
Eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Stout
Kelley
Brazille
Hilarity
Fonner
Regimnt
Jones
Company E
Trouble in Samoa Raises Official Alarm in Washington
Washington reports concern over Samoa as Consul General Osborne lacks full details. Officials fear renewed native plotting, though another April-like fight is unlikely without heavy arms import. Germans accused of stirring unrest with Matanta suspected. Berlin treaty arms ban cited. High joint commission findings await Secretary Hay's return.
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Wasilington
Samoa
State Department
Osborne
Matanta
Hay
Britain Mobilizes As Mafeking Fortifies Amid South Africa Crisis
London reports swift government action as Britain mobilizes reserves and reassembles Parliament. Mafeking fortifies near the border with about 6000 Boers nearby, armored trains and mine experiments, while Baden-Powell warns Boers to delay fire and protect civilians.
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London
Great Britain
War Office
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Balfour
Admiralty
Liverpool
Woolwich
Westminster
South Africa
Mafeking
Forrce
Baden-Powell
Fifth Dragoon Guards
Natal
Bechuanaland
Kimberly
Bicycle Corps
Boshof and
Lord Vincent Wins Transylvania in Dramatic Kentucky Race
Lexington observers watched a stunning upset as Lord Vincent clinched the $10,000 Transylvania after Peter the Great led through most of the race. Free Bond and Phrase also won their respective pace classes, with Free Bond favored at 50 to 20 and Phrase dominant in the 2:27 class.
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Lexingon
Transylvania
Peter the Great
Kentucky
Peter
Lord Vincent
Free Bond
Phrase
Chiefs of revolutionaries condemned to death in Nicaragua
A court martial at Manacus condemns General Pablo Reyes and several insurgent officers to death for their February uprising at Bluefields. One leader was captured and jailed, with belief he will be chained for life by President Zelaya rather than executed.
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Manacus
Nicaragua
Revolutionary Movement
Bluefields
Pablo Reyes
Zelaya
Italians Drowned In Floods Reported
London reports forty persons drowned in floods with some sent to the city’s inhabitants and others to aid efforts as the disaster unfolds.
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London
Talia With the Boers
London dispatch from Lobatsi reports Boer sentiment toward England. Boers distrust Joubert, favor Viljoen, and vow to attack if war comes. They claim no first strike but foresee Cape Town advance and English retreat to the sea.
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Talia
London
Times
Lobatsi
Mafeking
Natal
Vryburg
Joubert
Viljoen
Cape Town
Kruger Calls Situation Grave Amid Natal Reinforcement
Pretoria October 10 President Kruger said in an interview the situation is grave and very difficult to predict. He dismissed British reinforcements in Natal as not troubling him and expressed faith in the Almighty. He knew nothing of Hoffmeir and Inness trip to Pretoria or any arbitration talks with the United States.
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Kruger
Pretoria
Natal
Kroger
Hoffmeir
J. Rose Inness
South Africa
United States
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Peneral
Acorion
Congress
Greene, Register
Complex Mining Survey Descriptions for Guardian and Aron Age Lodes
The text outlines Mining Application No. 4096 detailing corner points and bearings for the Guardian lode and Aron Age Lode in township 7 south range 11 west. It provides specific corner numbers, distances in feet, and compass directions to establish survey boundaries and note limestone cross-sections and marking stamps on the ore bodies.
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Limestone
Lovati
U. S. Land Office
Helens
Mont
Fielding L. Graven
Archie Gibson
Bannack
Beaverhead County
Montana
Blue Wing
Beaverhead
Register
Helena
U. 8
Land Office
Granas D. Garang
Justin EE. Dre
Justin EB. Morse
Dillon
Beaverlee County
Midnight Extension
N.ef
Cor
Midni
Midni Ht Lode
Montaba
Register of
Grange D. Greene
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Egie Aa
Farmers’ Congress
Committees On
Francisco de Malabou
Mafokdug
Nia
Lexington
Guernia
al Oruggists
Omc * Soc
L. J. Price
U. S
Thomas H. Judge
William Avery
James L. Cochrane
Polaris
Terrence Flynn
John Courtney
Grange D. Greens
Desert Land
United States Land
Olica
Justin B. Gowan
Jno. T. Cox
Wm. M. Neagle
Pyle
Groner D. Gneenn
Lawrence
A Brown
Lawrence A Brown
Discovery
Discovery Shaft
the Register of the
Helena, Montans
Protector Lode
Shield Lode
Forel
Quarte
Tesser
Grough D. Goren
Jin Newspaper
Wheeler & Wilson
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