Western Intercollegiate Meet Crowds Note Fast Sprint Results
The Western Intercollegiate track and field meet at Ravenswood featured top teams including California Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Notre Dame. California’s Cadigan won the 100 yard dash while Michigan and Chicago contested many events amid a brisk wind and dark skies.
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Cate
University of Michitsgan
Ravenswood
Meochoesin
Chicago
Yoveniy
Devernk
Michigan
Catifornia
Sehule
Wisconsin
Dvorak
Patersolleriite Athlete Association
University At California
Michgcan
Minnesota
Chienre Nuthiwestern
Notre Dame
Drake
Tate Forest
S. D
Purdue
Neobasket
Nox College
Chers de Vollese
Carlton Coltese
Hanbee
Outeion
Mintries
Traedk
Rengent
Socrate
McLean
Tethies
Hush
Han
Ald Wheensin
Notre
Califorsida
Novara Purdie
Pirat
Merein
Hamlin
Cullfor
Mme
Molony
Civlengea
Lord of Trials
Rockman
Schules
Pare
Northywestern
Talberto
Paren
Franke
France
Brow
Nebraska
Moloney
Sony Pick
Ovae Tay Minat
Cadigan
California
Nash
Knox
Notre Dame runner in quarter mile dash results
O Shaughnessy of Notre Dame finished third in the event. J A Retmohr of Harlem won the quarter mile dash with an unrecorded time. Edwin Hedley of Veaper 2B, Philadelphia, placed second and Dauntless BC took third.
Harlem Regatta Races Highlight Junior and Senior Sculls
The Harlem Regatta Association held races on the speedway course with junior four oared shells won by Harlem Nowlin and Atlanta clubs in trial heats. Neal of the Laureate Club Detroit took the junior single heat in 6:69, while W D Hiennen of NYAC was runner up in 6:44. The junior eight race saw Vichemnan Boat Club victor with NYAC second and Columbia University third. A Dauntless crew foul caused a disqualification and a rerun won by Palamountain over Atlantic by two lengths. Senior single sculls went to John A Rechtmohr of Harlem RC with Edwin Tadley second in 6:11. The final junior single heat crowned W D E Hennin NYAC with McCloskey second and Jos Neal initially first but disqualified for fouling. Intermediate single sculls were won by E F Budry Bohemian RC with Naughton of Nonpareil RC second.
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Harlem Regatta Association
Speedway
Worts
Harlem Nowlin Club
Atlanta Club
Hinvac
Friendship Club
AOC
McCloskey
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Neal
Laureate Club
Detroit
W. D. Hiennen
New York Athletic Club
Shelly
Vichemnan Boat Club
Gili
Wyuanoke
Thie
Columbia University
Harlem Rowing Club
Tho
Edwin Tadley
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Thme
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W. Db
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Usc. McCloskey
Usc. McCloskey, of Pennsylvaniai Bout Lub, Second, ‘Mme, B6:2516. Jos. Neal
Laureate Bout Club
Sculla
EF. Budry
Bohemian
MM. Naughton
Nonpartel
Viine
Sioux City Franchise Not Transferred to St Paul
The Western Baseball League magnates adjourned their meeting with a decision that the Sioux City franchise will not be transferred to St Paul.
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Sioux City
ST. Paul
National League Scores From Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and New York
Rain disrupted several games with Brooklyn edging a 1 to 0 win in the fifth inning and Philadelphia and Pittsburgh surviving as rain caused a postponement in New York. Names Heston Dineen Lewis Potthopger Wis Clarke Sullivan Powell Jones Stughey Robinson Leever OConnor Prager Douglas and others are listed among players.
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Heston
Dineen, Lewis
Potthipger
Wis
Clarke and Sullivan
St. Louis
Powell
Jones, Stughey and Robinson
Philadelphia
Prager
Douglas
Pittsburg
Leever
O’connor
Brooklyn
Nha
New York
Western League Scores and Batting Details Across Cities
In Omaha and Sioux City games, Omaha beats Des Moines 6 to 3 with Yerkes Wyhon Roach Ztisler listed as batteries. Sioux City defeats Pueblo 10 to 2 with McDonald Cove Price Graham on the Sioux City side and Pueblo’s Price and Graham noted. St Joseph falls to Denver 8 to 49 in a heavy defeat, with St Joseph White Maupin Kling and Denver Simmons McCausland credited. Other games include Dixon 11 Town City 10, Notre Dame 16 Nebraska Indians 13, Ames 12 Cornell 15 Coe 12 Lenox 8, Michigan 3 over Ann Arbor, Princeton 9 Yale 3, Brown 3 Harvard 2.
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Des Moines
Yerkes
Roach
Ztisler
Sioux City
Pueblo
McDonald
Cove
Price and Graham
St. Joseph
Denver
White, Maupin and Kling
Simmons and McCausland
Notre Dame
Nebraska Indians
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Cornell
Coe
Lenox
Ann, Arbor
Michigan
Chicago
Ethelbert Wins Gravesend Special Race Over Jean Beraud
Ethelbert defeated Jean Beraud in a Gravesend special race today with Danny Maher aboard. The favorite finished in 2:08 16 for the mile and a quarter.
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New York
Ethelbert
Jean Beraud
Gravesend
Danny Maher
Roliffs Earn Honors at Northampton Park Jockey Event
In London on June 2 at Northampton Park the Roliffs American jockeys carried off the honors in the latest racing program. Continued on Fourth Page.
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Inglish Runoes
London
Northampton Park
Antitrust Bill Passes House amid Labor Organization Fight
Washington June 2 Only one vote against the Littlefield anti trust bill to strengthen the Sherman act was cast in the house. The measure limits congressional authority, broadens terms to include agents and lawyers, allows treble damages and fines, and enables injunctions against interstate commerce. Debate touched unions, with a lone dissent against excluding labor from the act. The bill passed 273 to 8 as Democratic and Republican members split over the labor clause.
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Appointment of Bishop of Columbus Remains Pending
Washington reports no official word on Rev. Dr. Henry Moeller’s appointment as bishop of Columbus. Arch bishops Martinelli and Rooker are away. Rev. Dr. Francis Machetti has not received a papal rescript. Several candidates exist and Rome may seek a revised nomination method at the next plenary council.
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Henry
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Bank Burglaries Hit New Lisbon Bank
An Evening Wisconsin report from New Lisbon, Wisconsin, says the Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. H. Cash, was burglarized at early hour today. Several thousand dollars in cash was taken after the safe front was blown out with nitroglycerine. the building suffered front damage. No solid clue exists though two strangers seen in town two days prior are suspected. The bank will suspend business pending repairs and resume after. Cash assures depositors will not lose a cent. Messages went out seeking apprehension of the culprits.
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Wis
Milwaukee
Bank of
W. H. H. Cash
Bank
Cash
Settling the Strike in St Louis Transit Talks
The citizens' committee submitted a proposition to the Transit company. Treasurer Whitaker made changes and the committee met in executive session at 3 PM to review them. The company reportedly agrees to recall 1,000 strikers immediately and the remaining 2,325 as vacancies permit.
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Citizens’ Committee
Transit Company
Whitaker
Ten Automobiles Start From Waldorf Astoria for Philadelphia Run
Ten members of the Automobile Club of America began a road run from the Waldorf Astoria at 7:25 AM toward Philadelphia with a dinner stop in Princeton. Participants included H. P. Maxim C. J. Scott John Brisbin and Walker. The convoy passed through Newark Elizabeth and reached New Brunswick by 10:55 PM with no serious mishaps though roads were rough.
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Automobile Club of America
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Philadelphia
Princeton
H. P.maxim
C. J. Scott
John Brisbin
Walker
Newark
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
N. J
Rush for Cape Nome Sparks Mass Beach Mining Rush
Seattle reports J C Kurtz and Norran Smith, arrivals from Cape Nome on March 16, describe thousands of men at work along frozen beaches. They say rich quartz strikes, organized claims, and fixed beach allotments create a rush likely to require a year of legal work to establish ownership.
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J. C. Kurtz
Norran Smith
Cape
Nome
Senate approves Cuban extradition bill and other measures
After extended debate the Senate passed the Cuban extradition bill as amended permitting punishment under Cuban law. It also approved the last general appropriation bill the emergency river and harbor bill and a deficiency bill. A resolution authorized printing 16 000 sets of presidential messages and papers with 10 000 for sale and 6 000 for Congress.
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Dubuque Section Highlights a Busy News Day
A bustling multi page issue lists topics from anti trust legislation and church leadership to local society, racing events, and new managerial changes. It references major items like a looming senate session closing, wartime notes, and regional updates across paths from social circles to sports and fashion.
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Danish West Indies
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Paris
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France
Western College
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Merchant Princes of
New Yorks
Natural History
Modjeska
Europe
Senators Debate Fiscal Policy and Philippine Question
The conference report on the District of Columbia appropriation bill was adopted. Senator Stewart spoke on the Philippine question asserting the treaty of Paris is the law of the land. Senator Allen offered memorial resolutions for the late William L. Green of Nebraska and eulogies were delivered by Senators Allen Turner and Thurston. Resolutions expressing Senate sorrow were adopted.
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District of Columbia
Stewart
Senate
Allen
Wm. L. Green
Nebraska
Turner
Thurston
Russian cruiser Varlag completes sea trials in Philadelphia
The Russian cruiser Varlag returned to Philadelphia after a builders' trial at sea with all systems satisfactory. The ship reached 32 knots on the speed run with one boiler out, and officials expect 25 knots under forced draught. Official trials are planned for July, with commissioning anticipated late August.
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Varlag
Cramps
Christian Scientists Convicted in Milwaukee Case
Mrs Crecenzia Arries and Miss Emma Nichols were found guilty of practicing medicine in violation of state law. Judge Neelen cited the Mormon decision holding religion subordinate to law. An appeal was taken.
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Milwaukee
Crecenzia Arries
Emma Nichols
Neelen
United States Supreme Court
Dr Theodore Menges Dies After Surgery
Chicago bears the loss of Dr Theo Menges a leading dental authority who died last night following an appendectomy He served as secretary of Northwestern University dental school faculty authored numerous dental surgery articles owned Dental Register the nation s oldest dental publication and was named chairman of the executive committee of the national association of dental faculties.
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Chicago
Theo. Menges
Democrats Nominate McKee for Congress in Sixth District
Rushville Indiana June 2 Democrats of the sixth district nominated David W. McKee of Connersville for Congress by acclamation. Evening Herald reports the nomination as completed.
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Ind
David W. McKee
Connersville
Congress
Berlin War Reflections Emphasize Empire Cohesion and Policy Shifts
Berlin reports two lessons from the South African War: British empire cohesion reaching distant colonies and Russia not moving on India. Also notes plans for peace celebrations in London, reform drives in Germany, new streetcar and rail trials, and unrest in Konitz with martial law. Chicago famine aid to India totals £1000 via Lady Curzon, with praise for Gov. Trount.
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Russia
India
Becher
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Roberts
Frank C. Lascelles
Great Britain
Chicago
Chicago India Famine Reef Commission
Lady Curzon
Mary Leiter
Gov
Trount
Indiana
Pretoria Will Surrender Report from Delagoa Bay
A Despatch to the Argus from Delagoa Bay reports that Pretoria will surrender. President Kruger is said to be at Middleburg and the last Boers stand is expected at Machado dorp. The dispatch reflects hope of a swift end to the conflict.
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Argus
Delagoa Bay
Kruger
Middleburg
Machadodorp
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