Yale and Leander Race At Henley Grand Challenge
Yale 18 defeated by rowers including Leander and Trinity in the Grand Challenge Cup trials at Henley. Leander beat Yale by several lengths in the diamond sculls, while new College and Trinity clashed in the eight. Yale captain Bob Cook conceded the crew could not match this year’s material as tensions and fatigue marked a grueling day of racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Beaumont
Burton Rowing Club
Frank Beddlington
Medway
Vivian Nickails
London Rowing Club
Sidney Swahn
Oambridge University Boat Club
Anish
Trevilous
Poh Cook
Bucks
Berks
Leander
Yale
Leandler
Sone
Rupert Guiness
Leatder Club
H. Ol. Blackstaff
Vesta Rowley Club
Eton
Jesus College, Oxford
W. M. McDowell
Delanie Boat Club
Chicago
FP. A. Guiness
Yate
Rogers
Col. Weallan
Henley
Regatta
Yale Boat House
Mr. Cool
Cook
Langford
Treadway
Guy Wickalls
Capt
Roadway
Cholera claims soldiers and civilians in Egypt report
In Chiro seven seventeen cages and five deaths from cholera among Egyptian soldiers yesterday. Four British soldiers died here. Civilians reported fresh cases and three deaths. At Alexandria ten cases and five deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Chiro
Alexandria
Welcome for Tandon Arouses Boston Artilery Guests
A battalion of artillerymen from Boston arrived to a cheering public. Bands played English and American airs as crowds lined the station path to the armory. A banquet followed with many expressions of friendship and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandon
Boston
Noted Pension Forger Captured in Amsterdam Case
John Walghing, an alleged pension forger, was arrested yesterday in Greve land Ohio after detectives tracked him across 10,000 miles. A lawyer, Walghing resided 1679 to 1808, led a pension office in the city and in Schenectady and Albany, and twice served as justice of the peace. He has previously been sent to state prison for perjury and was active in local politics there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
N. X
John Walghing
Greveland
Ohio
Schenestady
Albany
Stemn
Nomination Notification for Hobart at Paterson Visit
The Republican committee notified Hon. Garret A. Hobart of his nomination for vice president at his Paterson home after a celebratory arrival from Jersey City. Hobart spoke on monetary policy, praising gold standard, protectionism, and full employment under a tariff that favors American workers and business stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Paterson
N. Jy
St. Louis
Garret A. Hobart
United States
Jersey City
Cartlages
Lage
Bunting
Hobart House
Charles W. Kalibanks
America
Market Reports from Chicago and Midwest Grain and Livestock
Market notes show grain futures and live stock prices across Chicago Minneapolis Milwaukee and South St. Paul. Wheat corn oats and rye quoted with July September and December pending. hogs and cattle price ranges and supply conditions described with limited detail. Strong activity noted in hogs and steady to firm cattle tone amid varied regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tuly
Lord—Tuly
Albs
Minneapolis
Northern
Sic
Milwaukee
South St. Paul
Plummer's force repels Matabele in Bulawayo clash
In Bulawayo on Sunday Plummer's column repulsed a Matabele force after several bouts of fighting. The Matabele suffered about 100 killed while British casualties were twenty-three killed and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulawayo
Tragic Wake on Cavalry Branch Tracks Claims Two Teens
On the Cavalley branch of the Great Northern near Grind Tovis, Amy AVMEI Long, 17, and Jennie Bechtel, 16, of Cavalier were struck by a moving train while picking wild berries. Long died instantly, Bechtel survived with injuries. The incident occurred as both girls dozed on the track. the engineer could not stop in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grind Tovis
N. D
Canton
Cavalley
Great Northern
Amy Avmei Long
Jennie Bechtel
Cavalier
Bechtel
Mysterious Storm Disrupts Willington Exercise and Communications
A heavy storm caused a tent to tear down in Willington, blowing out power and telegraph lines. Rescue crews and tractors saved parts of the aid station as thousands gathered for a weather drill and prayer service led by local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington
Wislington
Tel Wilston
Holt
Woabington
Amelie
Pierilont Gy
Harroughy
Austin
Irregularities at Savings Bank Society Prompt Audit
The Savings Bank society faced alarm as deposit books were found ending in confusion and irregularities surfaced after the death of Andrew Nelson. President Bervistyyd stated the society had been well run since its 1882 incorporation, but a special committee and expert accountant are now examining accounts and missing postings to determine any wrongdoing or losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank Society
Cor Tainteen Yenta Thera
Eecon Eem
Stockhold
Bervistyyd
Sociery
Andrew N. Nelxan
Nelson
Anaking Co
Ite
Bordaford
Autor
Oxford and Cambridge university rowing challenges summarized
The fractured report describes multiple rowing contests among Oxford and Cambridge colleges. It mentions Leander, Magdalene, New College, and others competing for various cups with teams like London crews noted, amid heat and final stages of the grand challenge cups. Names and places appear inconsistently due to OCR errors, yet the core showdowns involve university boats in intercollegiate events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maunes
Hentey
Dip
Trinky College
Oxford
London
Leander
Timmes
Lestie
Cadi College
Ormridge
Magdalene Collage
Chillenge
Gopilla Onlekabla
Pire Ove
Notable Chieneter Ragstiel Tends to Capt Jol Stewart
The report recalls Capt Jol Stewart and Ragstiel of WK. Lytle records a strong performance by an elite crew from North Wilson 11. Mael, born to Beeluil in WL, served by the Magiah navy in early times and became among the first lake wrecks near Chintethy. He joined the Tweenly-Sixth Mieklean during the rebellion and later was noted in the newspapers as a barber and prominent resident in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Stewart
Lytle
North Wilson
Mael
Beeluil Fa
Magiah Navy
Diya Kfo
Chintethy
Lake Superior
Ings Fersel
Horse Drops Dead Near Grant Street Furniture Cart
A horse attached to a furniture wagon on Grant Street between Meallet Avenue and Wing Pies collapsed and died. The animal reared and then fell, owner and bystanders watched as it suffered a likely heart failure. the cart continued briefly before stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong Grant Street
Meallet Avenue
Wing Pies
Nile Tower
Ong Tonk
Degur
Pensacola Braces as Severe Storm Hits Mobile Area
A violent storm battered Pensacola and nearby Mobile yesterday sending debris and cutting wires. Winds reached high speeds from the northeast, then shifted northwest, with the center passing near Pensacola. Communications are down except for one telegraph line. local authorities report widespread damage and urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ain
Dalen
van Hark Svea
Norweghur
Derk
Johan Ludvig
Sere Lowe
Pensavela
Xeyverd
Chen
Pensacola
iMoniaton
Pensacola & Atlantic
Wa Ees
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Event
Fragmentary text mentions names and a site, with references to a list, an elevator, and figures like 177 dollars. Details are garbled and names appear misspelled, making it difficult to identify a clear event, date, or outcome for a concise report.
Chaleen in Essent Cairo Due DR There Were B72 Pew Casta
A fragment reports events in Cairo with references to Essent and Egypt today noting counts and dates. It mentions B72 pew casta of elulorati and a date May be 27 leas, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Indign Regret Letter From Cleveland Read At Tammany Event
An 1876 style dispatch reports President Cleveland’s letter of regret for not attending Tammany society’s July Fourth celebration. He warns against abandoning financial safeguards and criticizes free coinage, urging the party to heed fiscal prudence amid independence tributes. The message accentuates national health, public credit, and cautious policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occanian
Dinoian
Trinidad
New York
Tammany
Tammany Society
Wisconsin Wins Oared Race at Lake Minnetonka
Wisconsin defeated Minnesota Boat Club by a quarter boat length in a two mile race at Lake Minnetonka on July 7. A steam launch wash and a misfire from a firecracker near the finish affected the Minnesotas, who surged late but could not overtake the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Minnetonka
Wisconsin
Tima
Lafayette
Lake Minnetonka
Minnesota Boat Club
Mabel Lane
Bolland
Tis Putvieger
Patenia Inayed Patent List From Northwestern Inventors
Last week Northwestern inventors received patents including grain drill by William Banworth and Zell D Allen. car mover by Henry A Baxter of Seattle. windmill by Drederick J Barracker of St Paul. bow facing oat by Elisha B Cleaveland Waosh. saw set by Andrew H Groden and T Christen gen Minneapolis. street ear fender by Anton Skxnoblauch Minneapolis. rotary engine by Peter A Larson Ide Minnesota. air compressor by Frank W Merritt Duluth. hats caps trademark by Washburn Crosby Co Minneapolis. trademark wheat flour by T D Merwin. patent lawyer T Merwin at Pioneer Press Building St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Insurgent Leaders Sentenced to Death in Mantanzas
The Secret band, separated from Cuban forces, encamped near Altonto Doce in Mantanzas province carrying many wounded. Insurgent leaders Tapanes Pacino Joseph Jesus and Roderiguez have been imprisoned in Lagoa jail and sentenced to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Band of Sacret
Altonto Doce
Mantanzas
Tapanes
Pacino
Joseph Jesus
Roderiguez
Lagoa
Heviey Regatta Quiet Day at Senley on the Thanes
A quiet day at the Heviey Regatta near Senley on the Thanes sees crews rest and await the tide. Yale and other university oarsmen paused for a complete rest as weary hopes lingered for favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heviey Regatta
Senley-on-the-Thanes
Yale
Tramp Dies After Freight Collision Near Eau Claire
A tramp named Albert Smalley, who said he lived in Hayward Wisconsin, was struck by a freight train near Eau Claire last night and died at midnight. The incident details are incomplete in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wisaly
Omaha
Albert Smalley
Hayward
Spaniards Condemn U.S. Cuba Policy as Treacherous
A Madrid dispatch reports Generals Calleja and Pando harshly condemn the United States for its actions in protecting Cuban rebels. Calleja calls U S conduct treacherous and bitter opposition is voiced by Pando as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Sure
Tandon
Madrid
Calleja
Pando
United States
Henry M. Stantey Maintains Stable Health in Tl London
Explorer Henry M. Stantey, after a period of weakness, has not suffered any alarming relapse and remains in a hopeful condition in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stantey
London
Henry M. Stantey
Riot at Minneapolis track meet ends in chaos
Spectators mobbed the track after the management tried to run a race without Dottie Mariiaworth who was ill. A crowd of about 2,000 surged onto the field, tearing the track and fence, overturning the box office, and prompting police to arrest three men. The box office issued delayed checks to calm the crowd for tonight's final heat. Several attendants were injured but none seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladlon’ Heyd
Inneapolis
Jan Puelons
Minneagiotis
Daly
Mielantes
Norntanna Tevelk
Dottie Mariiaworth
Dottle
Tink Tack
Ile Anderson
Dottie
Brittol
Attempted murder suicide bid in Wisconsin marriage
Mrs. Irani A. Cady tried to shoot her husband lawyer Mr. Cady and his stenographer in Marshield Wis. She aimed to kill but he wrestled the revolver. she then took laudanum. A doctor saved her life. she remains ill. The Cadys have an eight year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshield
Wis
Irani A. Cady
Cady
Hin
Williams
Mrs. Gady
Prison Break at Larke jail by Dalton gang survivors
Late last night fourteen of fifty nine inmates overpowered guards at the United States jail in Larke Guthrie Oklo Tay resulting in a jail escape. Principal actors were Doolin and Dyna mite Dick along with listed desperadoes Charles Montgomery Jim Black Walt McClain Bill Chittenden Ed Lawrence George Lane Nid Phillips Henry Livin Bill Jones G O Nix Lee Killam William Beek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larke
Guthrie
Oklo
Tay
Unites States
bin Doolin
Dynamite Dick
Dalton Gang
Ile Ingalt
el Doolin
Charles Montgomery
Jim Black
Walt McClain
Bill Chittenden
Ed Lawrences
George Lane
Nid Phillips
Henry Livin
Bill Jones
G. O. Nix
Lee Killam
William Beek
Seattle quarrel ends in fatal stabing and injuries
Aled Deennke of 2 Woman Seattle on July 8 quarreled with Frank Fes seler and Ereck Johnson over Annie Hunter leading to Fesseler being fatally stabbed. The woman living with Fesseler was wounded. Fesseler had a wife and children. Johnson is said to have killed a man near Great Falls Montana years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled Deennke
Seattle
Wash
Frank Fesseler
Ereck Johnson
Annie Hunter
Fesseler
Tesgeler
Johnson
Hs Asaikint
Great Falls
Mout
Keeley Law Constitutional Upheld in Milwaukee Court
In Milwaukee circuit court Judge Johnson upheld the Keeley Law as constitutional and dismissed the county demurrer to suits by several institutions seeking recovery for county ordered treatment. Notice of appeal to the supreme court will be filed immediately, placing the case on the next calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley Law Constitutional
Milwaukee
Circuit Court
Johnson
Keeley Law
Supreme Court
Hoosier Hlopement Arrests Stirs Local City
Miss Effle Culver fifteen daughter of Dr D M Culver of Indianapolis and Collin Campbell thirty four married man eloped from this city twelve days ago and have been living here were arrested last night in St Louis on July 8 after a Hoosier style elopement involving a Plight of marriage and flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Effle Culver
D. M. Culver
Indianapolis
Collin
Campbell
Spines
Catholic official circles confirm papal delegate appointment
Remy reports that St Boorventure College received a dispatch confirming Rt Rev Diodrmede Faldonia to be American papal delegate replacing Mgr Satotlh Tividgen Washed Away. In Wheeling West Virginia July 5 traffic on Baltimore Ohio and Ohio River railroads nearly suspended as bridges between here Parkeraborg and Grafton were washed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remy. Ruffalo
St. Boorventure College
Rone
Diormede Faldonia
Mgr. Satotlh
Wheeling
W. Va
Tuly S
Baltimore & Ohio
Here
Parkeraborg
Grafton
Temperance Sons Convene in National Meeting
The fifty-second national convention of the Sons of Temperance of North America began here today at National Hall. The event featured dignitaries and a decor featuring American and English flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of ‘Temperan
Washington
Sons of Temperance of
North Americr
Prutt Company Farm Auction in New York Declares Assignment
A West Virginia corporation Prutt Company Farm announces an assignment to Victor K. Mae Elhaney Jr. The company was incorporated in 1594.
Drowned Man and Fatal Train Killed in Idaho Incident
A French immigrant Frank Bell, seventy, was killed by a Northern Pacific train between here and Mullane while intoxicated. In Minnesota, Frank Smith of Ortonville drowned yesterday in Horseshoe Lake five miles from town. body not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huracahoe Eake
Ortonville
Minn
Frank Smith
Lorseshoe Lake
Tere
Walkiee
Idaho
Frank Bell
Here
Mullane
Earthquake Shocks Reported in Cyprus by Istind Suroica
Sorlesa of Earthquanken Genoa reports that Suroica Istind of Cyprus has been sid ering from earthquake shocks since July. The arrival of talla is noted in the update from July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorlesa
Earthquanken
Genoa
Stommer
Talla
Suroica
Istind
Cyprus
Uly i
Li Hung Guang Leaves Gold and Jewels on Route
A fragmented report notes Li Hung Guang leaving lavish gifts of gold and jewels at various stopping points along a route. The text suggests regret that Li cannot spend more money in the United States during his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Hung Guang
United States
Poe
Syrup of Migs Proclaimed Best Family Remedy
An old-time advertisement extols Syrup of Migs as a pleasant laxative for costive or bilious parents and the family’s best remedy. A stray dialogue from the Indianapolis Journal asks if a man plans to marry an American, with playful exchange about the fiancée’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Ndianapolis Journal
Insurance policy offers cash value and privileges
Aelita Wantad of New York issues policies with guaranteed cash value and annual privileges. A local agent will offer territory and control, with references required and contact via Fred F. Loomis, 3060 Pioneer Press Building, St. Paul. Also notes The American Spelling Hook by Noah Webster and a 1845 cure recommendation. A Thames War capture in London in June 1058 described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelita Wantad
New York
Uno
Ener Feile
Fred FB. Loomis
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
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Alo Rowse
Fatriy
Pr. McDonald
Wiis
Haken
Dire
Bulix
Mion
von Daren & Uns Deviater
Owithio
Lanier van Durnyl
Elena
South Dyskete
Aberdeen
Darky
Baecongrera
A. Cantley
Choad
Cita
Ford
A. O. Peery Heniten
Decretary
Attite
Momitvs Troaewuveds
Initi Phl
Sooeran General
V. Rset Raphe Gyda Ot Sehiool
Baaik Cay
Comitastonigy Jub Baechyirty Rafivard
Ees Ityebo Add. Ry
A. Hen BO Mebiniins
Olevelland
Farmers’ Warehousa Association
Medelin, Min
Woodward & Co
Minnapolla
Taluti
Minn Apolla Imarkets
Yenva
Ghannor
Minneapolla
Fale
Thore
Jn Ollengo
Oiltelda
Board of Trade
Cina
Noah Wabster
Nmrs
Mulligan, Blunstead
Kot
Wingland
Thames
Corporation of Lonion
W. Crawford
Masonic Temple
Agengees
Paltuga
Arabiteet
Miniewpols
P. Allen
Nail
Oaborn, Cindy & CO
Minavapol
Syraln
Ulus
Siena
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