Valkyrie and Defender race ends in narrow Defender win
New York dispatch recounts the America's Cup race where Valkyrie initially led after a collision foul disabled Defenders rigging. Defender closed the gap as the course unfolded, finishing 47 seconds ahead after corrected time, with Valkyrie narrowly ahead early and both boats pushing to the finish.
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New York
Defender
Valkyrie
Ling
Hien
Tower Bay
Valkyrie Illg
Danraven
Adent of General Lawler Opens G A R Encampment Parade
Louisville reports the arrival of Commander in Chief Lawler and staff for the G A R encampment opening with a parade from Union depot to the Gault house. Locals, Kentucky National Guard and civic groups formed on Broadway to greet the procession and veterans arriving by rail. A noted spectacle was Ned the aged war horse, 40 years old, carried on a float at the closing parade.
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Union
Gault House
Louisville
Naval Veterans
Lawler
Women’s Relief Corps
Burchfield
Pittsburg
Ned
B. F. Crawford
Northeast
Mr. Crawford
Early
Washington
Harrisburg
Family Blown Into Eternity In Dinamite Explosion Near Dubuque
Four dead and several injured in a spew of fire when a dynamite blast at Specht's Ferry destroyed a melting shanty home where workers lodging. A boy who fired the rifle triggered the explosion. victims include BOWARD LATSAW CHARITY LATSAW RAY LATSAW and MAT LATSAW plus a 15 year old survivor with a fractured skull.
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Dubuque
Minneapolis
Specht’s Ferry
Milwaukee Road
A. Kirschner
Fountain City
Edward Latshaw
Victory
Wis
C. H. Owens
Latshaws
Owens
Boward Latsiaw
Charrity Latshaw
Ray Latsiaw
Mat Latsitaw
Titans Boorster
LaCrosse
Mabel Latshaw
Mat Faber
Wabash
Ed Bench
Lansing
Oxnard sugar bounty case heads to Supreme Court
The Oxnard sugar bounty dispute, decided against Oxnard by Comptroller Bowler on constitutional grounds, is expected to go to the U S Supreme Court for final determination. Secretary Carlisle will certify the case to the Court of Claims under section 163, with both sides likely ready by November.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Oxnard
Oxnard Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Carlisle
Bouuty
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago grain and provisions close with wheat down 54c on heavy receipts. December wheat 58 1/8, May 62 7/8. Corn December 28 1/4, May 28 1/2. Oats October 18 5/8, May 20 3/4. Pork October 82.50, January 0.40. Lambs and sheep modest. cattle receipts 4,000 head, calves and stockers noted. Hog prices weaker. bulls and canners varied. overall market activity steady to slower.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Journ
Omana
Texas
Lamba
Okrl TE
Happenings From a Wide World Sept 5 1903 Highlights
Readable items include political nominations Fort Dodge Iowa by Republicans Thomas D Healy. McKinley club Hamilton Ohio meeting General Bushnell Springfield Ohio. Canadian fleet seizes Newfound land vessels. Scottish shipbuilder Glasgow to construct five warships costing nearly 5 million pounds. Archduke Ladislas injury more serious. census shows St Paul 140202. multiple obituaries deaths in Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Illinois. fires and crimes across the Midwest. mining operations in Durango zinc mines Dubuque Iowa resume. a Philadelphia race for 4000 pacing won by Joe Patchon. other assorted crimes rescues and notable events including a burned St Ann’s academy and various court actions.
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Thomas D. Healy
Senate
Republicans
Fort Dodge
McKinley Club
Hamilton
General Bushnell
Springfield
Newfoundland
Canadian
Glasgow
Ladislas
Agya
Hungary
St. Paul
C D. Culver
Sioux City
J. P. Richmond
Tyndall
S. D
Oakdale
Neb
Liberty
Ind
Milburn Marker
Jefferson
Colorado Springs
Leadville
Colo
Richard Sablers
Matt O’brien
S. W. Richey
Madison County
Iowa
Osceola
Windfall Glass
Elwood
Grinnell
Marshalltown
Kireh West
United States
Kinney
Mariam
Fort Scott
Kan
Oshkosh
Wis
John Desmond
Durango
Dubuque
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchon
Philadelphia
Clyde Scott
Chester City
St. Ann's Academy
Multiple News Bits From A Busy Tuesday
Tuesday, Sept. 10 reports a child poisoned by liniment may die in Elwood Indiana while Fond du Lac gas works leak 400000 feet of gas. kerosene orders expected for days. Notices include fraternal lodge meetings in Cleveland and a Chosen Friends session. Marinette paper mills shut for low river water. logs stranded upriver. A fatal kerosene fire in Malcomb Tennessee. Ware Evans sues Lake Mine and Western RR for 15000 due to injury. Iron and steel wages rise ten percent. George C. Thompson divorce favored for Mrs. Thompson with no alimony. Kelliher habeas corpus challenges Prohibitory Law. John A. Warner Chinese inspector dies in Portland. Ex president Harrison to winter at Saratoga. English champ Harding defeats Sullivan in Singland sculling. Pope approves Kennedy appointment to Rome college. Dr Edward Barnette removes cancer from a tongue. Carlisle told not to push Oxnard sugar bounty case until Menderson and Bowler act.
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James Cottrell
Elwood
Ind
Fond du Lac
Cleveland
Paperanills
Marinette
Wis
Menominee River
Orphan Johnson
Malcomb
Tls
Ware Evans
Portland
Lake Mine and Western Railroad Company
Kan
John A. Warner
Port of
Harrison
Saratoga
Singland
Harding
Sullivan
Minnesota property value listed with era notes and credited deaths
A compilation notes Minnesota personal property valued at 00 553 000 against 100 726 000 in 1804. Several crime and accident items follow including Henry Gibson convicted of first degree murder and life imprisonment in LaPorte Indiana, a Dubuque Methodist minister injured by a runaway team, and a man robbed in Omaha. Other items cover mining suits, ship receivers, factory strikes, and a fatal carriage accident in Philadelphia. Deaths include Rev Beephen R Beggs of Plainfield Illinois.
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Minnesota
Henry Gibson
LaPorte
Ind
Anderson
Dubuque
Water Company of
Omaha
Street Railway Company
W. D. Whitney
Mary Canisa
Sisters of Charity
Father Whelan
Chicago
Jim Warfield
Elkton
Henry Welch
Dixon
Ills
Shanghai Pierce
Perry
O. T
Campbell Commission Company
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Ambrose Ad Columbia
Grand Commandry of Knights Templars
New York State
Niagara Falls
Keystone Mining Company
Keystone
8. C
Springfield
Hoo-Hoos
Nashville
San Francisco
Southampton
Center Bank
Ralls
William Christian
Treasury
Ironton
Clay
Chistopher Hoffman
Philadelphia
District Court Terms Set for 1891 Across Counties
Regular terms of the Montana Fifth Judicial District are fixed for 1891. Jefferson county sessions occur on the first Mondays of January April July and October, Madison on the third Mondays of February May August November, Beaverhead on the second Mondays of March June September December. Court opens at 10 oclock a m each Monday. By order of the court. 46 tf RK Thomas, Clerk.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead County
Thomas
Pullman Sleeping Cars Between Butte and St Paul
At 9 15 a m Pullman announces sleeping cars between Butte and St Paul with Upholstered Tourist sleepers elegant day coaches and dining car service on all through trains for travel comfort.
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Pullman
Butte
St. Paul
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Dillon, Mont
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