Skipper Burton's Wife Sails In Cup Race
Mrs Emily Burton, wife of the Shamrock IV navigator, becomes the first woman aboard a cup race crew. She will sail on July 16 off Sandy Hook as the Shamrock IV races as a trial horse for Sir Thomas Lipton’s ship.
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Bitter Tears The Poor Lemon Sheds
London reports a satirical piece claiming plants have nervous systems and can feel pain. It parodies vegetarian cruelty debates, depicting vegetables as suffering in cooking and urging kindness to potherbs.
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Sir Jagadir Chunder Base
Evening News
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Seafaring Americans Eye Shamrock Challenge at Sea
Captain Burton recalls thirty years at sea with wife Emily who loves sailing above all. The Shamrock challenger, Lipton’s famed yacht, prepares for trial races with a crew of thirty to forty. Weather and seamanship will decide the outcome as work continues on sails, gear, and painting amid harbor bustle.
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Kiel Canal
Octavia
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City Island
Adriatic
Happy Flight and Imaginations Run Free
A playful note about a girl who resists eloping yet lets her imagination soar with thoughts of travel and romance, featuring Rostou Transertyt as a fictional name in a lighthearted, whimsical tone.
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Mystery of the livelier ball rattles major league hitters
In a June report from New York observers debate whether a livelier ball or new pitching rules drive the surge in hits. John Heydler and proxies note the ball seems livelier, while John McGraw blames resin bans and argues for rule changes. Through June 1, 16 clubs totaled over 7 750 hits and 2 500 runs, a sharp rise from last year.
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John Heydler
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Ban Johnson
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John McGraw
Thomas Shibe
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Birth of the Young Men's Christian Association in 1544 England
The YMCA began as a small group for prayer and Bible study on June 6, 1544 in England led by George Williams. It expanded to include a library, reading room, lectures, and courses, growing in America as a major movement with about a million members.
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Local items mix of strange claims and court news
ICI LA PARTOUT Charles W Jameson of Sterling Colorado survived a neck fracture after four months in bed with doctors baffled by the injury Now recovering Mrs G C W Lowther of Viktor Colorado convicted of stealing from a blind man to serve two to five years In Atlanta a salesman sought a bride for Linvid Emma Whitehead An Ohio Catholic church in Cincinnati is sold and converted into a Jewish synagogue with remodeling ongoing
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Jameson
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Louis Laubrand
East Orange
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Linvid
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Whitehead
James Hollingsworth
Glock
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Cincinnati
Jews of
Urges Medical Exam As Pre Nuptial Requirement
Columbus Ohio June 18 In a controversial push Rev Gyasan a local Congregational minister urged medical exams be required before marriage licenses are issued He argued a clean bill of physical and mental health promotes a stable union and that etiquette and financial equality ease matrimonial paths The discourse emphasized love as essential but warned that problems arise when unequal expectations prevail.
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