Wind delays wind ridden yacht race at Highlands
Winds blocked two races between Reliance and Shamrock II at Highlands New Jersey. Tuesday's attempt was scrapped as wind fell flat and boats failed to finish within the time limit. Reliance led by miles in one finish before the call, with a possible final race planned if wind permits.
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Highlands
N. J
Reliancet
Shamrock II
Rellance
Reliance
Monda
Turaday
Hem
Deadly Plague Ravaging Cuba Spurs US Aid Requests
New York, Sept. 1 The Cuba health department appeals to Columbia University and Jefferson Medical College for aid to identify a mysterious malady appearing in Catquiri, Santiago province. It resembles bubonic plague, spreads rapidly along the southern coast, resists treatment, and causes swift, deadly fevers with yellowing skin. American pathologists are being asked to investigate as fears grow it may reach the United States.
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New York
Health Department of
Cubs
Columbia University and
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Catquiri
Santiago
Five Men Arrested in Beirut Linked to Assassination Report
Five men were arrested in Beirut on charges of complicity in the shooting that purportedly killed American vice-consul Magelssen. Minister Leishman rejects the Turkish claim that the incident was a wedding saluting gunfire, noting he received the report from the porte.
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Corsul Magelssen
Constantinople
Beirut
Magelssen
Assassi
Leishman
Porte
Fred
Girl's Heart Displaced Restores Health After Surgery
Alma Toomes, a 10 year old girl stabbed Aug 7 by Thomas Barnes, is expected to leave City Hospital soon after a risky operation to displace her heart. Doctors exposed the heart to determine damage, finding the artery severed but the heart itself intact. the artery was tied and the pericardium repaired, signaling a full recovery underway.
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ST. Louis
Alma Toomes
Thomas Barnes
Will B
City Hospital
Shot Playmate Accident Near Boyle Yard
Harry Boyle a 15 year old boy of 11 McKimar e was accidentally shot in the neck while seated with Frank Barkadiem in Boyle’s yard. Barkadiem, who fired the gun, tied a handkerchief around the wound and neighbors called for aid. The ambulance arrived and the boy was taken to a dispensary, with Mrs Boyle returning home to arrange transport.
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Harry Boyle
McKimare
Frank Barkadiem
Boyle
Barkadiem
Boyles
Frank
Sixty Agree Not to Marry in East McKeesport
Pittsburg, Pa September 1 East McKeesport youths form an anti marrying society with 60 members. Before the school term begins all female teachers agree to a rule by the board of school commissioners prohibiting marriage during the term.
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Pittsburg
East McKeesport
Board of School Commissanera
Anthracite Coal Prices Rise Monthly in Pennsylvania
Pittsburg. The opening of September brings a ten cent per ton advance to deutera for anthracite coal, with monthly increases since May. Consumers not directly affected as Lehigh coal holds at 6.50 per ton and Wilkes-Barre coal at 5.25. Market outlook suggests winter prices may not rise as sharply, though continuous dealer increases could lift consumer costs. Shamokin. Four collieries of Union Coal Co. shut down indefinitely due to overstock, affecting about three thousand workers.
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Pittsburg
Contune
Morgan
Shamowin
Union Coal Company
Costly Fire Destroys Straughn's Station Temple
A costly blaze Sunday morning destroyed the newly erected temple at Straughn's Station near Richmond Indiana. The structure valued at about 1000 dollars was fully insured, and the fire occurred at Straughn's Station with damage estimated high.
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Straughn's Station
Richmond
Ind
Temple
Straughn’s Station
Cardinal appointments expected for United States
Chicago Sept LV. Anal has just returned from Rome asserting Pope Pius will soon name new U S cardinals. He would not discuss the specific men to be appointed.
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Chicago
Anal
Romie
Pius
United States
Cap Geddes Retired From Washington Post
Capt Andrew Geddes placed on furlough without pay by a department of agriculture reorganization. Col RH Bureh succeeds as chief in Board of Animal Industry. Geddes, Canadian born, served in Eighth Iowa volunteers then regular army. Civil War hero, retired with $2,500 yearly pay after 1900. Question of dual salaries led to temporary relinquishment of retired pay. Geddes had long absence without leave.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Andrew Geddes
RH. Bureh
Board of Animal Industry
Geddes
Iowa Volunteers
Lysanc
Atts Vlase
Gedites
Chicago rail and street car fatalities rise in month
Chicago records show 38 people killed in the past month by steam, trolley, and cable cars, with several hundred injured. The month, dated September, reflects continuing urban transit dangers amid wide public attention.
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Chicago
Feibleman Leaves Park Board Without Successor Named
Bert Feibleman secretary of the park board severed ties after four years. He then assumed a managerial role with Germania Life Insurance in New York. C Hower, park superintendent, resigns. Feibleman’s successor will not be appointed until the next park board meeting, at least a week away.
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Bert Feibleman
Park Board
Tnesd
Indiana
Germania Lif Insurancs
New York
Koehne
C. Hower
Feibleman
Lourd
Death in Dentist Chair Claims Woman in Chicago
Chicago report states Mrs W S Seipp died in a dentist chair after anaesthetic given by Dr C S Roe following dental work by Dr T Brophy. Husband and doctors attempted revival but the pulse ceased. Police noted no weak heart signs. Mrs Seipp was 2 years old?
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Chicago
Seipp
C. 8 Roe
T. Brophy
Roen
Riverside Park Concert and River City Crime Summary
Riverside park hosts Arndt's military band Tuesday night with a varied program including When Johnny Comes Marching Home and Enchantment. In Carson City, convicts Theron and two companions recaptured after escaping Folsom Penitentiary, surprised in the mountains 20 miles from Heho with little resistance.
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Riverside Park
Arndt
Indiana
Beecher
Johnny
Edwards
Blanks
Ben Behreckengost
Dodo
Alabama
Cruger Mareh
Carson City
Theron
Folsom
Cal
Heho
Daughter Married Ends in Damages Awarded
Sioux Falls Sept. 1 The elevated court granted a new trial in a case where last fall B R Munger was awarded 4000 damages against Olavus Olson for the loss of his daughter's affections Olson married Munners daughter aged 2 and this is alleged to have caused a heavy loss to the father by losing his daughter's services
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Etrevit Court
B. R. Munger
Olavus Olson
Olson
Munner
Threaten 10 Lynch Him Bellaire
The bodies of two young men drowned during a fight with Fred Willms a prominent citizen have been recovered. One man had been shot by Willms and is jailed. A mob attempted to lynch him amid rising tension in the town. Increase for Miners in Missouri Kansas and Indian Territory wages up 30 cents top.
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Bellaire
Fred Willms
Willams
Wittama
Kansas City
Union
Missouri
Kansas Indian Territory
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Relief At Hand In Indianapolis For Kidney Pills
Relief is at hand for rheumatic sufferers and back pain in Indianapolis. Dean's Kidney Pills are advertised as relieving urinary disorders and diabetes. An Indianapolis user, Frank Conn, reports severe back tagging pain easing after taking the pills, bought at Henry J. Huder's drug store, with Foster-Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agent. Sold by all dealers for 30 cents a box. Remember the name Dean's.
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Indianapolis
Dean
Frank Conn
Meridian, Sr
Atkins Gun Works
Almore
Henry J. Huder
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean's
Eagles Convention Invites Roosevelt Address at Tammany Hall
New York September 1 The grand national convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles assembled in Tammany Hall Tuesday morning. Six hundred delegates attended and 10000 visitors arrived from across the country. President Roosevelt, an honorary member, has been invited to address the gathering.
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New York
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Order
Joan Mitchell Takes Another Vacation Title
Joan Mitchell plans a second extended break as labor tensions ease and colleagues note ongoing health concerns. The piece lists a broad roster of names, places, and incidents reflecting a dated community record of people, events, and civic life.
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Joan Mitchell
Wall Street Notes From York on Septmber Markets
Meyer and Kiser report on Wall Street activity with London and American stock trends. Interest in railroad wag rates, July and August performance of several roads, and industry stock movements noted. Currency demand for cotton, bank flows to the treasury, and overall market tone described as bullish with some caution on oversupply.
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Meyer & Kiser
York
London
Great Western
Omaha
Nordsaat
Cval
Indianapolis Live Stock markets mixed as hogs lead gains
At Indianapolis and East Liberty the market shows active demand with strong to higher quotes for hogs, while cattle and sheep sit mixed. Export and feeder prices vary by class, with grain futures in Chicago edging higher. listings include numerous local banks and utility stocks in the period’s market notes.
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Pest
Joan Fant
Chicago Provisions Prices From September 1 Listing
Chicago Provisions report shows butter extra and eggs with varied pricing, alongside cheese, poultry and dairy items. The fragment lists multiple items and vague prices, reflecting a market snapshot for the day, with terms like Swiss, drum and bricks noted among diverse goods.
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Chicago
East Buffalo Live Stock Report Sends Mixed Prices
East Buffalo daily stock report lists cattle receipts and varied prime steers prices. Hog and sheep values appear mixed with ranges for spring lambs and mixed sheep, with ranges for hogs and sows noted across several carloads.
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East Buffalo
Hetters
Grain prices and supplies show steady wheat gains and mixed oats
The report lists milling grades and prices for wheat corn oats and hay with bids on No 2 red No 2 white and No 3 white lots and a grand total of 59 carloads. Prices for New York provisions follow with ranges for poultry butter sugar and cheese reflecting mid-September trading in the region.
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Hay
Timothy
Clover
New York
York
Tle
Selma
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