Cornell Wins Inter Collegiate Regatta on the Hudson
Cornell swept all three events in the Intercollegiate Regatta on the Hudson. In two miles the freshman and varsity eights led from start to finish with Cornell winning by five lengths in the four mile race, Pennsylvan ia second, Columbia third, and Syracuse fourth. The Varsity crew set a blistering pace, Pennsylvania and Syracuse close behind, while Georgetown and Wisconsin trailed, as the day’s racing featured strong currents and favorable conditions.
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Monopoly Reigns As Cleveland Trolley Lines Stopped
In Cleveland the commission paused plans for three Gent trolley lines amid bids and franchise terms. Mayor Johnson defended fare plans and promised to amend franchises while seeking a new start on the 17 route project and potential cheaper passenger service.
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Iowa Man Kills Hall and Is Shot Dead in Arrest Clash
An Iowa incident at Wason Mira 21 ended with a man killing Hall and resisting arrest, prompting deputies to fire on a fortified house. Sheriff Anderson led a response as hundreds gathered, with gunfire from windows and doors lasting hours. Shipman remained in the building as authorities tried to secure surrender.
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Taggart Faces Greatness At Banquet Wins Attention
New York June 31 Thomas Taggart faced front stage attention and stage fright as he sat among a dazzling crowd at a banquet. He appeared calm after a long talk with the national committeeman, discussed presidential ambitions, and drew remarks on his popularity in the West. Reports from The World and Journal describe his reception, Indiana platform stance, and hopes for Democratic support in the coming conventions.
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Taggart Visits Nashville Power Brokers Amid Democratic Race
A former mayor, Taggart, attended a high level Democratic gathering to bolster his bid for the national chairmanship. He has faced opposition from rival factions as party leaders maneuver for control ahead of the 1900 campaign. The New York banquet and state convention moves are seen as steps to position him for the national committee role.
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No Smallpox Quarantine From Ohio
Indianapolis June 21 Dr N Hurty secretary of the state board said today from Wakeip through the southern state he says there is great improvement in smallpox conditions and that no quarantine against the state will be issued by Ohio though there have been complaints of the disease being carried into the state from Indiana
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Dr. N. Hurty
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City Treasurer Scalded in Water Works Accident
June 21 PRESS Indiana reports City Treasurer Ep Thorson severely burned when a steam pipe burst at the water works. He was examining new machinery with a foreman. the blast injured him, he escaped into a passage behind a boiler, and received aid at home for multiple injuries.
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Marshal Lets Suspect Escape at Columbia City
June 21 at a theater in Columba City a suspect named Jet Leng fled with about 69 dollars in cash and a $1,000 check after a country trip with David H. Matson. Matson denied involvement, and a later arrest attempt failed. The Vallaire marshal was notified and found the inn car on the trail with incriminating evidence on both.
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Lloyds Bet That King Will Live Crowning Rush
In a brisk Lloyds market news notes the king’s coronation preparations quicken with crowds and host entertainments. Bets on the king’s life show large premiums while nerves rise over health reports amid anxious public mood. Royal event schedules and social rounds intensify as July approaches.
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Degatur Republicans Organize To Oppose Cromer
In Decatur on June 21 a Republican organization formed with 140 members to oppose George W. Cromer, the Republican candidate for congress. They predict 600 votes against him and plan to become a permanent party presence, with Shaffer Peter addressing the meeting.
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Crull
King Edward Well After Illness Returns to London
King Edward has conceivably recovered his health and has arranged for the court to return to London on Monday. The announcement from London notes the king's restorative progress and scheduled royal proceedings resuming in the capital.
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Edward
President Roosevelt Promises Indiana Visit
President Roosevelt pledges a visit to Indiana. Washington dispatches note the promise to attend the upcoming convention of the organization with key figures named, signaling a political outreach and anticipated attendance.
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Diel Galle J. Dinmirk
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Caplan Ambrose Higsios
Indianapolis
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Shepard Guilty in Portland Indictment Case
Portland Indiana reporters report Guilty verdict in a murder trial. The defendant Shephard was found guilty of first degree murder in a home, with jurors returning the decision in the morning session. The court adjourned after the verdict as officials detailed the next steps in sentencing and further proceedings.
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Great Northern Strikers Locked Out Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR details describe the Great Northern strikers facing a lockout at a Minnesota site. The text mentions strike action, protest lines, and unclear leadership, with references to camping and a flag. The passage is noisy but indicates labor disruption and recruitment of workers.
Treaty and tariff debate loom over next session
Washington reports glimpse a plan to follow the Snooner amendment path with a reciprocity treaty tied to price adjustments. Officials say the ongoing discussion may influence tariff revision timing and could trigger a broader legislative push as the current session winds down toward December.
Debated Philippine Civil Government in House Session
Washington talk focused on Philippine civil government with members from New York New Hampshire and other states participating. Representatives Mose, Pena, and Green spoke for and against the bill as the House recessed after a lengthy session amid discussion of military and governance arrangements.
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British Win Inter National Polo Honors in London Match
The British team won the polo series game in London on June 21 with seven goals to the Americans' score. Players listed include Waterbury Rose Agussiz Koons Lawrence and Nickalls George Miller Waller Buckmaster. Notables present were Whitelaw Reid Choate and De Young among others.
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George Miller
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Naples
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Choate
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San Frank Chronic
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London Athletic Meet results mix in noisy report
London athletic meet results include Handieay-il winning a 4 yard race in about 7 70 seconds and Oxford rider J May winning the foot handicap. Several entries are misread or omitted, with several names and distances garbled but indicating a range of sprint and field events and distances around 12 inches to 72 feet.
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Shine
Damon
Stamford
Tridge
Camedean
B. J. May
Oxford
Distanan
Fort Wayne Destined to Be a Great Metropolis of the Country
A caustic, misspelled forecast argues Fort Wayne could become a leading metropolis rivaling Chicago and Indianapolis. The text discusses rail links to New York, population growth, and industrial expansion as pivotal to the city’s rise, predicting rapid development and economic prominence within years.
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New York
San Francisco
Wyeth Wins the Great Chicago Derby Outsider
Wyeth, a gleam outsider, wins the Great Chicago Derby over a field of favorites. Jockeys and trainers scramble as Wyeth seizes the lead, defying expectations and delivering a decisive score amid heavy track conditions and a crowded field.
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Mother travels 30000 miles to recover child
A mother undertook an extraordinary journey to reclaim her child, traversing vast distances in a high profile chase across cities and states. Authorities reported the case involving abduction, consignment, and subsequent seizure during the pursuit, with officials noting efforts to recover the child and return custody.
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