Valkyrie Wins the America’s Cup Race by Narrow Margin
The Valkyrie defeats Defender in a tense race off Sandy Hook to take the 1905 America's Cup by forty seven seconds after a challenging day of shifting winds and fog. Protest and possible extra race loom as official time and committee decisions follow the finish.
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Hicatayun
Navestye
N. J
Sandy Mook
Valkyrias
Nayahoe
Hook
Sandy Hook
Mackay-Bennett
Scotland
Beotland
Handy Point
New York
Smokenbach
Shu
Yan
Valkyrie
Clubs Aail
Sud
Defender
Fiset Ai
Mackay
Bownatt Steamship
Berg
Beneen
Lowe Braver
Long Branch
Sestin
Loxa Baaxea
Scottaxp Lharsme
Firat
Valkyria
Boarp Steameare Mackay Benwerr
Herve
Higatawon
Navesiae
Capidal
Defurdac
Fluiah
Dafander
Maccau Bannert Sresmen
Bost
Mackar-Busven
Thantart
Bars Beach
Atari
Grand Army parade opens Louisville encampment week
The Day Given Over to Renewing Acquaintances in Louisville featured a vast Grand Army parade with about 11 000 veterans marching past cheering crowds. Navy veterans led, followed by bands, militia, and several veteran groups. Debates on next encampment leadership included Walker of Indianapolis and Giarkoun of Nebraska, with Hobson and Minton as senior vice commander contenders.
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Lochivinne
Louisville
Uncle Sam
Jd. W. Hammond
Td Thaway
Michigan City Military Band
Louisville Legion
Sna
Kirkawp
Wni
Knights of Pythiss
Alpha
N. A. Lowsville
Jeffersonville
Schneider
Juvemile
Knights of Honor
Missingippi Ram Fleet of Veterans
Bichhorna Military Band
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Ohio
Ahere
T Oo
Tyan N. Walker
Indianapolis
Thaddeus A. Giarkaou
Nebraska
H. Schutte
New Orleans
H. Hobson
Greeneburg
Michael Minton
Phop
Vica Cordmander
Pittaburg
Loniaville
Minton
Department of Kentucky
Goners
Hobson
Captain Minton
Elill
Posta of Louisville
Gerard Hobson
Bin
Jacob Colter
Arcola
Ind
Old Homestead
Aveline
TB. Williams
Angola
Ladies' Art Loan Committee
Hoom 7
Arcade
Muncie
Flrst Regiment
Mary A. ‘Trentman
Trentman
W. P. Breen
George Errol
Zollar Avenue
Missey Belle Hutton
Lizzie Laver
Ella Sordelet
Suzie Keister
Mesera
Edward Keiffer
Guat Sordelet
Charles Feichter
Gibson
Welel
Mesara
Mea
Dames Rrgnstrator
Shack
Hordley
Moore
Keller
Kroys
Hoffmayn
Little
Schoimen
Philadelphia
National Association of Letter Carriers
Congress
Grand Repida
Fire at Pierceton nearly destroys business section
A devastating morning fire in Pierceton, Indiana, blackened half the business district. Fourteen stores and multiple offices including the Pierceton Record and Commercial Hotel were destroyed or severely damaged. Firefighting from Pierceton and Fort Wayne failed to save the frame buildings. observers note losses around forty thousand dollars with scant insurance.
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Princeton
Pitteba Fort Wayne and
Chicago
C B. Brown
Postoitica
Pittsburg
Dibrecht
Schroeder
Zant
Drivar Rob Yans
E. GC. Mall
Prpemen Hendil and
Gooth
Borgman
Fittaburg Company
D S Hodges
A. Wild
Harry F. Brill
Pierceton
Fort Wayne
Scend
Sifamorab
Continaertial
Khcat Bros
Piercaton Kevard
People's Bank
Azores
Pierceton Record
Koiat Bros
R Johnson
Fannin Matchett
Lewis Foster
Postafice
M. F. Breanahan
William O' Brien
Miller Bros
Mra
Fannie Matchett
M. Miller's
Justica
Foater Broa
Jonam Moller
Commercial
Wm O'Brian Heirs
Monty Hagkelt
Dr Johnson
Win. Spade
Win. Snyder
J. A. Dal- Lag
Lawrence
Pires
Intr Corporation
M. F Brosuxhan
Fratiley Nros
Wit McNamara
Chas, Brown
Mir
Gnodgraas
Waras
Star Department
Pierzaton
Front Street
Attice
Rod Eng
United , States
Guibert
United States
Oregon and California Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Columbia River
John Washbeird
Hennshy
Win
Kowogni
Wis
John Washbish
Markets and misc notes mix with odd editorials and odds
The page combines market quotations for Wheat Corn Pork and Ribs with inconsistent futures and cash prices, followed by unrelated commentary on Japan migration and a playful, period style note about performances and a lunch plate offer. It also mentions a race program and a local business ad, giving a scattered snapshot of tonally varied notices.
Killed at Montpelier and nearby accidents
A Montpelier telegraph reports a sad Detroit division collision on the Wabash line paralyzing Charles Emons Sirnek who died four hours later. Another worker George Clough perished in a Huntington limestone quarry dynamite blast whileAlbert Nagle lost a left hand at Foster furniture works. A wagon accident near Clinton Street injured a child. a market woman’s horse bolted, scattering vegetables.
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Montpelier
Ohio
Detroit
Wabash
Telugenia Dispatch
Astrain 57
Myers
Huer
Whin
Datos
Charles Emons
B Figher
Ieak
Cabrosd Company
Ray Lorson
George Clough
Beck & Purviance
Huntington
Jaw
Albert Nagle
Foster Furniture Works
George C. Stemen
Hope Noepital
Teachers Meet in Allen County Session at Westminste Church
The Allen County Teachers Institute met at Westminster Church with Supt F J Young presiding. Prominent educators from Boston Indianapolis Napoleon and Terra Haute attended lectures on physical culture primary reading language and the nervous system. The afternoon session featured Dr Brown Miss Partridge Miss Barnes and W A Bell with continued talks on reading and language. An explosion incident near Mrs Golitelle Niemann’s home at 68 Brarke Bridge Street interrupted the narrative.
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Allen County Teachers Institute
Supt. Young
R B Larris
Nearatary
de. Brown
Mira Barnes
W. A. Bell
Indiana School Journal
Mise Partridge
Beslon
Brown
Peasion
J. Young
J. Li. Leeper
Indianapolis
Shepherd
Terra Baute
Brarke Bridge Atreat
Mra
Divorce and crime items cloud Clinton street bath scene
A string of small court and arrest notices fills the page. J W Harper reports $10 stolen from his pants during a Turkish bath visit on Clinton street. John Matthews seeks a divorce from Margaret Matthews, with attorney J R Buttinger alleging her alleged cohabitation. Multiple drunkenness and assault cases are listed in Cort County and nearby townships, with several named defendants and witnesses.
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Clinton Street
J. W. Harper
Cader Creek
Clark Updike
Bardell Hull
Frank Disler
Dyedike
Hull
Samuel Dunbar
Alicy M. Keel
Ph. Schlefaration
Sophia Measing
Harmon A. Ropp
Matilda Chapmam
William A. Miller
Balle Riter
Avant Herdhad
Macy Aid
Licen Aed
Burglars Steal From Calhoun Street Saloons and Coop
Burglars entered William Hollenbeck’s saloon at 144 Calhoun street and took $5 in change plus box cigars. They also robbed Henry D. Niewson’s chicken coop at 148 Calhoun, taking 24 chickens. Entrance gained from a rear yard, entering the summer garden and saloon area, with a window pried open. The crime occurred around o'clock, noted by a nearby observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hollenbeck
Calhoun Street
Henry D. Niewson
Calhoun
Mr. Hollenbeck
Phil Hyman
Gental Furnishing
Dr. Harries
Nieman
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GEO, Dewald & CO
West Side Pharmacy
A. J. Keller
Cor
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Brudts New Block
Itura
Sidly
Indiana Mortgage Loan CO
Room & Foellinger
International Businexy College
Washington
Schmitz
James A. Quince
Hsadrome
T L. Staples
Hair Bazaar
E. C. Rodenbeck
Washington Street
Jennie Haverly
Histan Crippira
Chineseor
Sgain
Thes Point
Rockaway
Maccar-Besven
Valkyrio Ia
Dafendoria
Yachta
Menoriuy Beit Mts
Ltis
Joniousy
Tuckson
Sacrsux
Mich
Powkhee
Coldwater School
Reform School
Crratos
iQueenie Carroll
Afton
J. B. Poder
Ry the Great
Misses Mery
Anna
Getty
Ube
Cate
Ike
America
Great Britain
Germany
St Paul
Mingsapolis
Minnepans
Stanley
Africa
Amperion Ag
Thoraday
Latarov & Co
Charles Emons Sirnek
Ar Wabash Train Todt
Dy tHedite Eeptowen
Gottloib Niemann
Joe
the Teachers of
Allen County
Westtolnster
Tobbed
Ierris
Hollenbeck
Winitibe Chicken Coop
Mesry D. Niewang
Ami Gein Big Mant
Frank Feipel
Jacob Hartman
Redd le Pierce
Stovx Orry
Lows
Freddia Pierce
William Pierce
Sexton Rob
Eittnbirg
Pinte
Pirrasvac
Rev. G. ©. Jones
Oakland
MEF
Seaton C. A
Carmick
Carick
Kulaoheesa
Springfeld
Boston
Massx
Rahne
Aveo Ada
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