Oxford Wins Thames Boat Race in Close Finish
Oxford defeats Cambridge in the annual Thames boat race finishing seventeen seconds ahead after leading from the start at Barnes Bridge. Start time 4 40 p m with ideal but challenging wind as crowds line the river. Time 22 03.
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Base Ball Circles Shaped By Supposed Reorganization
Columnist in Ohio reports a rumored plan affecting major leagues with Syracuse Rochester and Toledo dropped from the American and Baltimore moving to the Atlantic. The American would include Brooklyn Athletic Baltimore Washington east and Columbus Indianapolis St Louis Detroit west. President Phelps to buy Louisville for 20000 and turn to Detroit. Syracuse and Rochester to join freely with promise to surrender franchises later for compensation. Toledo manager calls rumor fake and unfounded.
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Rescued 415 Brother Heroic Fire Rescue at Eau Claire Wisconsin
A four year old boy was left in a burning house as a fire in Clear Creek destroyed the Durhams' residence. Everton, the eldest, raced through flames to save his brother and leaped to safety with the child, while parents were away. Two other Durham children escaped earlier. Separate item reports two Shipley sons and two other youths drowned near Omaha while duck hunting. In New York, Sarah Landers, 35, suicide by ingesting poison, following a life of heavy drinking, is noted.
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Appeal for Aid in Nebraska Temperance Campaign
The National Women’s Christian Temperance Union requests prayers sympathy work and money from good people to aid Nebraska in the prohibition effort against the saloon. Contributions should go to Esther Pugh treasurer NWCTU 161 La Salle Chicago.
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Book Agent and Wife Arrested in Buffalo Counterfeit Ring
In Buffalo Burravo on March 27 police report a counterfeit coin ring active for weeks. William Slattery, a book agent, and his wife May were held after officers found 10 cent pieces a bogus dollar and money-making tools in their room. Also noted is the defaulter Wm. Refute who disappeared with a sewing machine wagon and horse, leaving his wife and six children destitute.
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Twelve Die When Boiler Bursts at Chicago Sugar Refinery
A boiler explosion at Beach and Taylor streets in Chicago's sugar refinery caused a second blast and extensive fire. Twelve workers are confirmed dead, with initial names including Albert Hess, Frank Walsh, Frank Tieman, August Tieman, Peter Schrader, Mike Haurr, and Frank Gross. Other items report a mysterious disappearance of Charles Desson and a large fire destroying a Wells County barn with heavy losses. In Moscow, 600 students were arrested after unrest tied to Tolstoi's Kreutzer Sonata being banned at the university and College of Husbandry.
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Deadly cyclone leaves Louisville deadly wreckage
A massive tornado devastates Louisville and nearby cities causing extensive loss of life and property. Reports describe collapsed Falls City hall, fires, countless dead and injured, and fear totals could reach into the hundreds or thousands as responders rush to aid survivors.
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Death of Vice Admiral Rowan and tariff bill notes
Washington reports the death of Vice Admiral Stephen C. Rowan at age 85 after a long naval career begun at Annapolis in 1826. The same dispatch covers the Ways and Means Committee's presentation of a new tariff bill with a roughly 50.09 million dollar annual revenue reduction, major changes to sugar and tobacco duties, and provisions affecting molasses, leaf tobacco, and other products. A separate column lists jurors, a divorce suit, and various court notes, plus local deaths and obituaries for the week ending March 29.
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Horrible find links to murder by husband in Leavenworth
Five boys along the Missouri river found a dismembered and disemboweled woman’s body, identified as Julia Maettman. Police suspect the husband John Maettman Sr. killed her Sunday night, cut the corpse Thursday during a storm, and disposed of remains in the river. The case cites a missing $44, gunny sack contents, and a trail of blood as key clues.
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Rochester City Treasurer Sentenced for Embezzlement
Rochester New York March 27 In the Oyer and Terminer Judge Adams presiding John A Davis late city treasurer of Rochester pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sentenced to Auburn State prison for five years The embezzled amount was 161000 dollars
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April Fool escape shocks jail crowd in small town
A chaotic April Fools day scene unfolds as Thomas Davidson, jailed for his uncle’s murder, escapes from the county jail. Turnkey Lindsey recounts Davidson feigning a writing request, seizing the moment to bolt after a door blow, with sheriffs deputies now in pursuit amid a city-wide rumor mill. Local notices blur into fevered chatter as the day’s sensational claims vanish under doubt.
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