Columbia Defends Cup In Dramatic New York Race
In a fierce offshore contest the American sloop Columbia defeated Watson's British challenger by a margin of time and distance in a thirty mile race. Wind of 18 knots favored Columbia as she surged from a one minute thirty four second deficit to overtake the Irish boat and claim the cup, marking renewed American supremacy in marine design.
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New York
Joeea
Uatu
Dirmly
Theruts
Sir Thomas
Lea
Coiitbina
Columbia
Police barred Enia Goldman talk in Chicago meeting
Chicago authorities, led by Mayor Harrison, ordered police to block Enia Goldman from speaking in Chicago Thursday amid a Free Society issue on Czalgosz's crime and Eaoiin Goldman. Abraham Esaak, anarchist editor, was denied temporary use of United States Mails for distributing the paper and must file a new application.
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Chicago
Harrison
Enia Goldman
Sun
Free Society
Jendine
Czalgosz
Eaoiin Goldman
Abraham Esaak
United States
Washigeton
Swat
Canadian divorce ruling cited in Minnie G. Wonds case
Toronto report states a jury found Minnie G. Wonds guilty of bigamy after an alleged divorce in Michigan. The judge instructed that American divorces do not hold in Canada and warned the prisoner. An appeal to the superior court is expected.
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Toronto
Lins
Si Win
Minnie G. Wonds
Michigan
Wankin
Marriage contract seals high society alliance in Paris
The marriage contract ties Mischielen Morton, daughter of a U S president, to Count Boson de Perigord of the Duke of Talleyround line. The signing occurred Tuesday at a lawyer’s office in Paris in the presence of two dignitaries.
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Melen Morton
Paris
Mischielen Morton
United States
Boson de Perigord
Fire devastates Philadelphia warehouses on Fifteenth Street
A blaze destroyed storage warehouses at Fifteenth Street and Columbia Avenue in Philadelphia. Owned by AS Leala Cu, the fire caused an estimated $500,000 in total losses, with goods valued at about $250,000 burned or damaged.
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Philadelphia
Fifteenth Street
Columbia Ave- Hoe
Bisbee Promoted
Washington reports Bisbee has been promoted amid defense reshuffle. The official notice cites Bisbee’s role in civil service and military liaison duties with the brig Glew and related reforms affecting personnel across the pagar arm.
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Bisbee
Washington
Willan
Murder charges in South district described in errors
A garbled report lists several suspects including Willie and Danvid Screewbill as charged with murdering their sister in July. The document hints at arrests and bail set around $500, with names and places distorted beyond recognition.
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Altosodk
Gee iBall
Desute
Mos Willie
Danvid Screewbill
July Meloy
Baye
Topeka District Attorney Names Dewan for Wopelat Office
The attorney for the Topeka District announces the president has decided to appoint AS. Dewan as attorney for the Wopelat, Iu, Wistriel region following the resignation of 21 Lunebert. Five men were seriously injured, one fatally, in a wreck at the Grad Lapids and Ludiuma Railway siding near McManug Siding three miles north.
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Topeka
Toyne Malls
Grad Lapids and
Ludiuma
McManug Siding
Massacre of the Ninth Filipino Regiment at Manila
Harrowing details of the massacre of Company C Ninth Infantry at Manila. Capt Connell’s body tied and burned. forty five bodies found, seven more unaccounted. Brigadier Derussy heads to scene with troops. 300 Macabebes dispatched. Relief hospital ship carrying reinforcements arrives amid typhoon delay. Insurgents attacked soldiers breakfasting, alarms rung at daylight.
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Manila
Com Ny
Connell
Sereth
Twenty-Sixth
Isln
Simian
Ninth Infantry
Balangiga
Samar
P. 1
Philippines
Livot
Gilmore
Balar
Ma Bnduque
Matolus
Sammie
Ninth
Tes
Gol
Lisenim
China
Rockefeller
San Juan
Cuba
Lynchings In Montana: Man Hanged From Telegraph Pole
Eselena Montana Times reports Edward Brady, accused of brutal assault, was seized from Helena jail by a woman early Wednesday and hanged from a telegraph pole in Haymarket Square. A crowd gathered orderly as the body was displayed then dispersed.
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Helena
Eselena
Mont
Edward Brady
Twoelena Toosday
Haymarket Square
Mer
Raed
Deady
Severe Alton fire causes vast plant losses
A blaze at the Standard Milling Company plant in Alton destroyed the building and nearly all its wheat stock, spreading to adjacent structures. Fire crews fought the flames with multiple pumpers and tankers, with total losses estimated around four hundred thousand dollars. Principal losses included Brandard Milling Company, Tayden's machine shop, and Farmers' Elevator.
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Atton
sMton
Standard Milling Company
Huildings
Wisswit
St. Lowis
Ae Spe
Alton
Attacking Force Worsted London Bitchener Reports
After a night of bombardment and clashes, the attackers were repelled in a failed assault on Col Krekuwieh's camp at Momly Phe Toers. Casualties and wounded are reported among Urbane forces, while the defenders claim counterattacks inflicted losses on the enemy.
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London
Bitchener
Col Krekuwieh
Momly
Drclrey
Reig
Ted
Keluchel
Openings and preparations for city hall events and games
The department advances phase for the opening of the hall and related reservations. Work is near completion and a date for opening is expected soon. A combination of AQUVHOU games may be scheduled as the settlement nears within weeks.
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Theryor
Three men die in barn fire near Tras ky village
A blaze at a barn near Tras ky village claims three men from a thrashing crew. They perished inside while nine others escaped unharmed as neighbors and responders battled the flames. Mindy, a companion of the crew, notes the tragedy and mourns the loss.
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Sipestove
Mina
Amen
Vilace
Trasky
Ued
Mindy
Wood's Suggestions Adopted In Tiayanas Election Law
A letter to Coy Chen Wood and others outlines constitutional reforms and election law changes. It notes that the convention, aiming to dissolve, has adopted proposals on how the new rules should operate and influence the political process.
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Wood
Tiayanas
Coy
Chen
Two Killed by a Rain in Ohio Tragedy
A chaotic report from Cincinnati and nearby towns mentions two deaths from a weather related incident. The text references injuries including a broken leg and names several unclear individuals and locations in Ohio.
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Teinilton
Cincinnati
Shimitton Wnd
Dayton
Juanes
Missiette
Gauss
Reerett
Mies
Arrest of Mont Given Mreecious New Yorks
Mont Given Mreecious New Yorks was arrested September 22 at Corona Harbor on charges under a section of the penal code relating to unlawful unities. The case concerns violating assembly rules and was reported after the suspect was held on the charge pending further study on Wednesday.
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New
Ridgley Sween In Washington Appointment
Ridgley Sween of Mihuis accepted an official post in Washington. He took the oath and assumed the duties of his new role as Cross of Beeke fey wapegeel Chuthhes 42. Dawes rest assisted in formalities and ongoing duties.
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Ridgley
Washington
Williwick
Mihuis
Third Trial a Fluke in New York Regatta
A massive crowd at San Dy Hawk lightship watched New Yorks Wordnesday fail to produce a finish in the second intermarine series. Winds proved insufficient to drive racing craft and after four and a half hours only partial progress was made, forcing the regatta committee to declare the race off. Shamrock III led as the gun fired, while Sir Thomas Hew remained a dangerous challenger in shifting airs.
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New Yorks
Sandy Hawk
Gyn
Stortgare
Teacher's Suit Dismissed Over Forgery Claims
J D Thacher of Diston sued to recover 296000 on notes claimed to aid against the Mast estate. Court dismissed the suit with an entry that notes stand contingent if produced within five days. Witness CG Kirkpatrick, an executor, testified forged instruments were involved and Thacher had opposed a continuance.
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Springfield
Tul
J.D. Thacher
Diston
1. H. Mast
Thacher
Hotappene
CG. Kirkpatrick
MILL FATED COMPANY Muster Roll From Company C Ninth Infantry
A fragment from a muster roll for Company C Ninth Infantry lists next of kin and addresses for soldiers from Nebraska and South Dakota, including Clyis, Sumedyou, Ad Samelson, Baylor, Ralston, and Myers. The dated roll from June 30 recalls a grim fate in the Philippines, with several names tied to towns such as Beatrice and Ralston.
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Towa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Czolgosez Not Talkative After Collapse Recovery
The prisoner Czolgosez shows limited speech after recent collapse. Wardee Meade seeks access, but Czolgosez remains largely unresponsive. no spiritual communications reported. Warden notes continued medical tests and cautious steps toward recovery. Salt Lake: funeral for Waverly held amid citywide mourning with many attending.
Fusion ticket leads New York GOP convention choice
In New York the Greater New York Democracy nominates fusion ticket headed by Beth for governor. City leaders and John Sherhan spearhead the effort as Chicago market quotations show price levels for livestock grains and dairy with fluctuating bids from major markets including Detroit and Milwaukee.
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Lung
New York
Lhe
Greater
John CO. Sherhan
Mehl
Tts
Beth Dow
Tuigor
Hawkeye State edge W Van Sant and wife on old homestead
The story chronicles John W. Van Sant and Lydia Anderson’s seventy year marriage beginning in New Jersey and ending with sixty descendants at Le Claire the seventy year milestone marked by forty grandchildren and a flawless family record until the death of son Kling Van Sant three years ago. Gov. Samuel R. Van Sant of Minnesota and other children survive.
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Edge W. van Sant
John W. van Sant
Lydia Anderson
Toms River
N. J
van Sant
le Claire
Mra. van Sant
Kling van Sant
Peoria
Jtl
Samuel R. van Sant
Minnesota
A. C. van Sant
Omaha
Nellie Taylor
Hampton, To
Hester Harris
Pergns Falls
Mint
Mt. van Sant
Sterling, UL
Bridge Not Liable In Tax Case Ruling
Judge Smith McPherson of the U S court at Council Bluffs held the east half of the Union Pacific Trailway bridge over the Missouri not liable for regular city taxes. The suit by William Arnd, county treasurer of Pottawattamie, sought 44 000 in taxes through 1900 against TSOT Alive. The ruling contends the bridge lies far from the city and gains no municipal benefits, thus not subject to local tax. The decision shocks the city and may be appealed.
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Yundge Smith McPherson
Smith McPherson
Conneil Bluffs
Missouri
William Arnd
Pottawattamie County
TSOT
McPherson
Ppellate
Restaurant Keeper Charged With Attempted Pegree Incident
Attacked by a 17 year old girl from Denver Street, Charter Oak, the restaurant keeper Uaos Thirk was arrested on an information sworn by Miss Jensen. The assault occurred on a Friday evening, the girl fled nine miles to reach home. A mayoral hearing led to bound over to the grand jury under $800 bond, unable to obtain bondsmen, sent to the county jail at Douison.
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Charter Oalke
Uaos Thirk
Charter Oak
Miss Jensen
Ueny Ute
Birk
Trotion
Grand Jury
Douison
Admiral Dewey Forecloses Mortgage in Des Moines Property
Admiral Dewey takes possession of a Des Moines house after a town court decree by Judge Holmes. The foreclosure is against the estate administrator on lot 85 in University Place, a premier Des Moines neighborhood, establishing a new lien.
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Admiral Dewey
Des Moines
George Dewey
Holmes
University Bphice
Adiral Dewes
Moles
Des Moines Youth Dies in Self Inflicted Rifle Accident
Charles Farnow a 19 year old resident of Midora died instantly after a hunting trip mishap when a gun fired into his head. He and a companion waited by a roadside when Farnow unintentionally turned the barrel and the weapon discharged. The incident occurred late Wednesday afternoon. Meanwhile Thomas King formerly at Anamosa penitentiary was sentenced to one year for the offense of breaking prison. The court found he did not commit breaking prison as he crawled into a crevice and escaped after being hidden by another convict for two days.
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Des Moines
Charles Farnow
Midora
Young Farnow
Thomas King
Anamosa
Peeme
King
New Wree Delivery Route Begins Although Difficult
New Wree Delivery Route in Wis begins Monday with George Goodwin as carrier on route No. 1 from Slow. On the first trip 159 pieces were delivered in four hours and twenty minutes. The record notes a serious charge arrest of Art Bugtesse of Slum township for assault with intent.
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Wree
Ergies Wis
Mouilay
George Goodwin
Art Bugtesse
Monopa County
Dustive
C. M. Hoss
Vt ‘Homes | Flower
Obawa
Mystery Of California Fraud Cleared In Court
A California tale reveals a woman confessing to a plot with Orrin Woodworth to deprive her elderly parents of their town farm. She admits Woodworth held influence over her and that fear of moral shame and loyalty failed, leading to the scheme and her intimate involvement. She explains initial motives and abandons innocence under scrutiny.
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California
Hesband
He Mann
Torrin Woodworth
Orrin Woodworth
Woodworth
Special ruling forces separate dates for town elections
Attorney General Muthon issues an opinion affecting special town and city elections. He states vacancies must be filled in separate municipal elections rather than on the general November ballot to avoid differing elector qualifications and potential confusion. The ruling implies municipal elections will require separate polling and ballot arrangements, with several towns likely to repeat special municipal votes.
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Muthon
W. F W. Pferringa
New Trimpton
Asia
Vallves
Big Iowa City Scandal Involving 10000 Damages Suit
Miss Adelaide Davis, a stenographer for M. F Price at W P Main Jewelry, refiled a $10,000 damages suit alleging two assaults by her employer, APBL Trice, in his office in Iowa City around April 12, 1904. She says Strice assaulted her during a struggle, and during a second assault he locked the door before the act.
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Iowa City
Adelaide Davis
APBL
Davis
M. FL Price
W. P. Main Jewelry Company
Cons Corna
Strice
Miss Davis
Miner
Tragic Death From Burning Weeds In Yard
An aged widow Mrs John McGonnell of Putton died Tuesday morning after a kerosene oil fire set to weeds in her yard. She was 80 years old and was alone when the flames enveloped her clothing. Neighbors removed the burning garments and she suffered until death.
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Putton
John McGonnell
Fire at Mississippi hotel destroys Clayton town center
A serious fire started in the Mississippi hotel at Clayton, sweeping two streets and burning five business houses and ten residences. The blaze destroyed the heart of the town with estimated losses ranging from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars.
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Clayton
Train derails at Dunlap injures cars and wrecks trucks
Chicago and Northwestern passenger train number 1 left the track while entering the Dunlap yards. Three sleepers and two chair cars were derailed and the truck assemblies torn up for a considerable distance. No further details were immediately available.
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Chicago and Northwestern
Dunlap
Congress to authorize special payments for McKinley funeral
Congress will provide special funds to cover physicians and funeral expenses for President McKinley and his family, mirroring steps taken after Garfield’s death. The exact totals are unclear as bills have not yet been submitted, but expectations point to significant costs including railway transport for funeral trains and posthumous support for Mrs. McKinley. The piece also notes prior allocations for Garfield and mentions Vice President pro tempore Frye acting as president of the Senate in McKinley’s absence.
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Congress
Meu Winley
Buffalo
Garfield
McWhinley
Billy
Chiairfield
McKinley
Washington
Canton
Devalue
United States
Willian PL Frye
Maine
Senate
Chamber
Cobart
Meinley
Mrye
Mon Wir Theodore Ioosevelt
Krye
James G. Bliine Ane
Industrial Climate Mixed as Copper and Steel Woes Rise
Commercial conditions in New York remain unsettled as copper and steel sectors under Standard Oil influence show excess stocks and declining prices. Amalgamated Copper and related securities have slumped, fueling speculation on the influence of Morgan and Rockefeller factions. Steel production may rise with resumed mill activity and high iron rail output anticipated. European troubles linger, with Austrian mills closing while U S finances hold firmer by comparison.
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York
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Institution
Morgan
Rockefeller
Tyis
United States Steel Corporation
Anille Thhat
British 4 Troopers Heavy in Engagement with Botha
A force of 1,500 Boers under Gen. Botha attacked Portitali Zululand on Sept. 26. Boer losses include nine killed and forty-nine wounded. sixty-three missing, many believed killed or wounded. Opperman and nineteen Boers killed. Lord Kitchener asks for 25,000 mounted men and power to arrest rebels. Hague arbitration council says to abandon intervention. Oberlin College freshmen and sophomores clash after freshman president Keller is kidnapped. Marlin Texas citizens organize to pressure officers over Sunday salinity enforcement.
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Botha
Portitali
Opperman
London Daily Express
Lord Kitchener
Lome
Moussels
Council of the Hague Permanent Court
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