Columbia Triumphs Over Shamrock In Fast Americas Cup Race
The Columbia led from the start and defeated the Shamrock by a wide margin in the 1&3 series for the Americas Cup off Watertown Isle. The wind was strong and steady as Columbia’s crew pushed ahead, while Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock faced a decisive defeat despite a spirited effort.
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The Shamrock Capsizes At Sea During Yachting Race
The Shamrock suffered a catastrophic accident during a prominent yacht race when a mast failure caused the vessel to capsize. The event disrupted the lead, left the crew in peril, and drew immediate commentary on safety and racing rules.
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Change of Venue in San Francisco Railroad Suit
A San Francisco plaintiff seeks to move an $60 900 breach of promise case against Alhambra defendant Frank J Camin back to San Francisco courts. Judge Allen silent on the motion set for October 30 as witnesses remain in San Francisco and the suit was temporarily kept here. An earlier restraining suit against city tax collections by restaurant keepers was denied.
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Wallace
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Expensive Flakes BREW YORK Octib the New York Lucht Club
The club faces severe financial strain as penalties for each race run amount to about $1000, with officers noting total expenditures so far reach $21,600. The fragile finances threaten to derail upcoming events and require costly sponsorships or victories to recover.
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Fellows Jubilee in San Francisco Nominating Nods
In San Francisco on October 1 the Fellows Jubilee marked by a formal ceremony. Reports indicate committee discussions and a set of nominations for various offices and officers.
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Cid
Lawrence Gronlund Dead
Lawrence Gronlund, noted Securist writer and author of The Cooperation, died aged about two years short of eighty. The obituary notes his extensive travels in the United States and his decades of literary work, including bestsellers with sales around two thousand copies.
Queen Speech Opens Extraordinary Session on South Africa
London reports a special session of Parliament to address the South African crisis. The Queen states the need to strengthen imperial forces by calling out the reserve as Boers appear to fortify positions in Mafeking, Vryburg, and Natal with attacks anticipated on Cape Colony.
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Fruit Growers Meet in Riverside Pass Strong Resolutions
A Riverside gathering of the Trust Growers and Shippers Association adopted resolutions to curb rebates and special duties harming the industry. They pledged to support anti trust measures, call federal court action when needed, and fund defense against tariff reciprocity efforts with Jamaica. Growers agreed to send Washington agents to oppose the treaty and to form a permanent association to unite efforts.
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Presidential Party Passes Wisconsin Amid Crowds and Toasts
In Wisconsin the Presidential Party toured in carriages through Milwaukee streets thronged by thousands of residents including many schoolchildren. The President spoke to veterans at the National Soldiers Home and thanked workers and business leaders for greetings as he toured grounds and observed local industry and employment efforts.
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National Soldiers Home
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ILoeiock Hound
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uosha
Fire destroys town building and claims volunteer firefighters
In Kingston Indiana a front wall collapsed during a voluntary fire response at a three story structure. Three firefighters died and at least two others were reported missing. The Wilsonic Temple and Linst building were burned and leveled along with adjacent property including Green Brothers saloon and Dave Brothers dealers. The blaze is believed to stem from an internal explosion.
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Royal Baking Powder Promoted as Pure Cream of Tartare
Royal Baking Powder Company of New York touts its product as the highest example of pure cream of tartar powder. It claims enhanced health benefits and leavening efficiency, advising against using any other powder in baking.
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Santa Cruz to host convention and fair events
A Convention Town report notes Santa Cruz will host a convention on November 27 to establish a Christian Visionary Association covering much of Northern California. The Santa Cruz Fair opens October 17 at the county fairgrounds, featuring horticultural and agricultural products with about 900 dollars in prizes. H C Wichoff of Watsonville opened with a keynote address.
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H C Wichoff
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Willam J Bryan Campaign Through Central Kentucky
In Kentucky the Bryan campaign train moved from Louisville through the central region reaching Mount Sterling and Winchester amid heavy rain. A large crowd gathered at the capital hotel in Frankfort where Bryan urged election of the regular Democratic state ticket. Governor McCreary hosted the party at Winchester, with Judge Morton introducing Bryan in Lexington.
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Grand Chapter San Francisco Opens Session of Eastern Star
The Grand Chapter of San Francisco held its first session this afternoon with grand officers and delegates from California and Nevada chapters. The meeting began with reading the final reports and discussion of organizational matters, as members noted the importance of unity and future plans for the order.
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Copperopolis Mine Struck by Shutdown and Reopening Prompts Hope
Fragmentary report shows Copperopolis after a long shutdown as workers restart pumping at a mine shaft. Officials estimate several months before full production resumes while bells ring and community notices a shift in employment and activity.
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Benicia Presbytery Opens Then to Stockton for Synod
The Benicia Presbytery convened tonight with Rev T M Baugh delivering the opening sermon. Tomorrow delegates will travel by steamer to Stockton to attend the synod of Calferine as the body, spanning about thirty ministers and thirty five churches, covers coast territory from Monteros to San Francisco. Red Cross officers were elected in San Francisco.
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Old Resident Dead Sun Tash Oct Te Ciptia Chik
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an elderly resident, a mystery of a past sun, and blurred references to Michigan and mines. The readable bits point to a local obituary or memorial note with unclear surrounding context.
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Scarcity of meats not feared in Manila campaign notes
A Manila report cites a commissary officer stating meat supplies will be ample for the campaign. Cattle can be sourced from Singapore and Tientsin within ten days of cable, with beef available near Luzon’s stands. He expects operations to stay near rail lines, apprehensive of hill tribes and enemy forces beyond rail access.
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Denver pool room robbed by ex policeman
Austins pool room in Denver, the city’s largest, was robbed of about 4000 early today by Trobert J. Boykin, a former officer and current special policeman at the club. He forced the cashier with a revolver to open the safe, escaping with cash and coin after killing two men earlier in the spree. authorities pursue him as he has a history of violence and prison terms.
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Mandamus blocks Detroit council election move
The Kayne county circuit court issued mandamus at the request of ex Mayor Thompson and others restraining Detroit officials from holding an election on charter amendments and municipal franchise reforms. The court says the city cannot deleg authority to proceed with such an election.
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Fragmented OCR summary from Oct 1 church notice
Incoherent OCR fragment describes a religious service or ceremony at St Paul church with references to a choir, a celebrant, and a bishop. Details are garbled, but hints at a catechism or commitment rite and community events.
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Cattle Exhibition Opens With Hereford Show at South Farm
The cattle exhibition begins with a Hereford show next week in Virginia and the West. Entries cover many breeds and promise a strong turnout. The event features standout cattle, judging, and a likely large attendance.
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