Lipton's New Challenger Plans to Lift the Cup
London reports Lipton intends to challenge again with a new Shamrock design. Captain Robert Wringe, previously aboard Shamrock I with Captain Hogarth, is named to lead the effort. Builders Dennys of Dumbarton will construct under the Shamrock I shed, with William Fife and George J. Watson guiding plans. Ready early next spring for Atlantic race hopes.
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London
Liplad
Dennys
Shamrock
Lel
Airtwosrlun
Beotland
William Fife
George J. Watson
Robert Wringe
Howarth
Pla
Thorpycrofts
Fifty
Watson
Denys
Shamrock I
Wan Butt
Watont
Fite
Jaune Mee
Lie
Youngs
Street Railway Men Celebrate in Arbitration Talks
Street Railway workers and the Union Traction Company discuss arbitration as key to resolving disputes. Franklin MacVeagh says the conference produced a harmonious outcome with no further statements planned. A mass meeting is planned for Wednesday night to discuss the agreement and next steps.
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George W. Brimkonl
KDW
Union Traction Company
Unien
Amalgaritmied Wesechriion
Neta A Wietinge
Madinah
Temorreyavoning Hy
Wnien ‘Rection
Franklin MacVeagh
MaeVedgh
Fer
J Witlane Mahon
National
Untny
Street Railway Union Mass Meeting Set for Tonight
A local street railway workers group plans a mass meeting with Syd as principal speaker. The South Side branch will unveil about street concerns and elect delegates to Chicago federation events. Organizers urge active participation from all members and announce a posting of details for attendees.
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Tie Mass Inertinit
Chicco Federation
Courniflow
Westmaant Nort
Liek
Tiedetreed
Hattie Bedi
Lve Fortis
The
Union
Notre Dame Orator To Speak At New York Memorial Event
An Orator from Notre Dame, Rev. WA Olmstead of NelE Ui University, is set to give a speech at the dedication of the Settlers and Sailors' monument in Riverside Park New York. The program includes a Metropolitan Opera House appearance and commemorations of Civil War veterans and Army units with references to brigadier generals and the First Brigade Seventh Division.
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Lyvast
Flancouk
Aed
Sevan
Nd Army Corps
He Potenae
Feder Ubostead
Aye
Gild Medal Contest Results at May Street Event
In a local gild medal contest, Lime won a silver medal while Mrs Will Doon of Os Sinn claimed the top honor. Details are partial due to damaged text but indicate a notable finish by Lime and a victory by Mrs Doon.
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Mancelon
P Wells
Thor
Mra
Will Doon
Ossinn
Old Favorite Helpless Invalid Found In NY Cottage
Ada Gray once a beloved actress is found as a helpless invalid in a New York city cottage. She was discovered alone and removed to a hospital. she had been in a mental hospital for two years. The story notes she had been confined with illness and later found near her former residence.
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New York
Ada Gray
Acteay
Han
Almione
City’ Band
Hiearci Hospital
Angely
Mind Gray
Vucuralos
Hortham
Mr Clark 16 Better
London May, Willian Clark of Newark, N.J., formerly of the Dark Thread Go, noted tonight as improving from a medical condition and is reported better today compared with yesterday.
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MR. Clark
London
Willian Clark
The
Newark
Amy
Eisteddfod Contests Glrose and Prizes Declared
Scanton Pa May 31 The Eisteddfod contests closed with a night to departing in which choras es of 200 voices competed. The Philharmonic Society of Utlea NY won 1000 dollars, the Choral Society of Wilkaalurre 200, the Semuton Lai Ghorat society 300 for Indies chorus, Nes Calan 100 for Utier, and Dr Mason Glee Club of Wilkesbarre 100 for the Brit ons and AH Thro the Night.
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Sgranton
Lintal Rintedbifod
Philharmonic Society
Utlea
Choral Society of
Wilkaalurre
Semuton Lai Ghorat Society
Fort Wayne and Wantington Train Runs One Hour Late
The Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction company will run streetcars one hour later starting this Sunday. Last car from Huntington to Fort Wayne departs at 4:40 p.m. The final car from Fort Wayne will depart at 10:00 p.m. The service expansion reflects rising demand and ongoing efforts to ease inconvenience for riders.
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Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Company
Fort Wayne
Wantington
Huntington
Port Wayne
Shriners Head to Convention Bound for San Irangtacs
Shriners from Philadelphia prepare a special train carrying over 21 Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine members and 100 TA Temple members. Delegations from Baltimore and Washington join the party as Mig attends the Mystic Skyler convention in San Francisco.
Pennsylvania rivals block terminal plans in New York City
York May 21 Rivals of the Pennsylvania milreal fight to block a terminal plan in New York City at a cost of 400000. They challenge the franchise and compensation terms for tunnels under the North and East rivers and under Long Island City. Negotiations with the Transit Commission proceed without a final decision.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Byervsinds
Caseatt
Manhattan
Prescent Cassatt
Pennsylvaai
Plbeny
J. Pierpont Morgan
la Plana
Omer
Heapid Transit Commission
Alexander Orr
T Ie Commission
Camnatt
Samuel M. Rea
Logan
Ceneral Salleiter
Nullrear
Wat Ft. Tytion Phat
Crsaat
Celal
Erie
Manhattan Intnl
North River
Wader
Long Ialand
Flunter's Point
Long Island Ciy
Ruthond Conpany
Aone
Civer
Long Ialand City
Grout
Serious Mishap To Major Berthelot In Charleston Yard
A serious mishap at the Charleston navy yard injures Major Berthelot who sustained a fracture of the left leg. The accident occurred while Major Berthelat, with Vice Admiral Fourier, inspected buildings, compounds, and ships. He slipped near the ball or the communal Wdwse. The incident occurred during a May H1-A mobility event in Boston.
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Boston
Eday
Berthelat
Langore
Navy Yard
Charleston
Tierihelat
Fourier
Rom
Borthelat
New Tin Company Formed Amid Railway and Electric Plans
An Indianapolis report notes a new Tin Company formed with authority to manufacture and sell tin ware. The piece also describes the Albany Telephone Company and Buckeye Railway ventures, outlining incorporations, capital, directors, and proposed routes. The stormy excerpt mentions a ship accident and Admiral orders, reflecting a period of rapid industrial expansion and public works.
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Indianapolis
Cimifo Joie
Drm
TL Shabrick
James U Netaun
Fbartern Traction Company
Witith
Dierent Starnielpa Tithe
Tor
Eschengigh
Rend
Rani Itu
Peter Sem
Bettas Folk
Arte Respectivedy
Dkerytury
Albany
Alleshy
Weapiles
FOUL
Operdty
Uekueare
Jay
Randolph
Bkychord
Wells Aid
Madlixur
Incarparslion
Orkintmal
Ponteany Eddy
Trial over bribery charge in Minneapolis court
In a Minneapolis district court trial today A Garver faced bribery allegations connected to a liquor rip-off scheme. Key figures included Mayor AL A and others, with claims of weekly payoffs and a planned but thwarted demand for money and favors.
St Louis Officials Rascal Jury Report Curtain
A grand jury investigation into municipal corruption in St Louis delivers a final report. The document credits Attorney General and other officials with assisting the inquiry. The report notes corruption may extend beyond initial targets and warns discoveries will take years to fully realize.
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ST. Louis
Ghenit Atherneyton
Wy Folk
Douglas
Colored man to be ordained a priest in Baltimore
Baltimore May 31 ordinations at the Cathedral will include a second colored man to join the Catholic priesthood in the United States. Rev Jarry Norsey, a student at St Joseph's Seminary, will receive holy orders from Cardinal Gibbons. The first colored priest ordained in this country was Father Taeles in November at the Cathedral.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Yiarry Norsey
St Joseph's Seminary
Alfred A. Curata
Ney
Taeles
Sophite Alter
Delaware
Father Totton
Chicago
Tarry Dorsey
Ely
Pal
New Cave at French Lick Explored by Three Men
A discovery at French Lick reveals a cave reached by three explorers who drilled into rock and entered a dark opening. Thirty feet deep water gushed through passages as a jointed pipe surfaced and a larger chamber hinted at an underground spring. further exploration is planned.
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Gio
Pellehand
Thomas Kearney
Kearney
President Expects October Event in October Warlington Report
Warrington May 3 A tentative Slayden from Texas called on the president to plan a mute October event. The president said she hopes to travel October but withheld final details. The family will return to the capital late September and Mrs Vonsevett with children may spend November at Deer Park. The Japanese minister Takihiro and family will summer at Cape May in a seaside cottage.
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Warlington
Texsa
Antinla
Warrington
Teonevell
Oyster Bay
Robirn
Washington
Chigrens
India
Vonsevett
Deer Park
Hosshold
Takihiro
Cape May
Remonstrances Filed at Huntington License Meeting
Huntington Ind May 31 The county board of commissioners will meet next week. Dennis Braphy from Row hole Arnald Wyse from Holle and MedhGir applications for license are listed. Opposing remonstrances claim the majority of voters in the ward oppose the sales.
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Huntington
Ind
Board of County Commissioners
Gengion
Dennis Braphy
Rowhole
Arnald Wyse
Holle
MedhGir
Wien
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J. M. Rosenthal
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Tnion Ctractn Company
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Arnold Wyse
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Colao
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Kiemud Cox
Robert Spice
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