Bride At Ship's Helm On 650 Mile Ocean Race
Mrs Thora Lund Robinson, at age 20, helmed the 28 foot Gauntlet in a 650 mile race from Gravesend Bay to Bermuda, finishing second to the 46 foot Tamerlane. The Gauntlet, smallest yacht, faced Gulf Stream and Cape Hatteras hazards over eight days with Lipton's cup prize at stake.
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Gulf Stream
Cape Hatteras
Gawader
Thora Lund Robinson
Thomas Lipton
Gravesend Bay
New York Harbor
Bermuda
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George W. Robinson
Lila
Norfolk
Hatteras
Atlantic
Bern. Robinson
Wes
George
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Togelier
Wile AL. Dur Tap
H. Pageins
Corinthian
Tamerlane
Brooklyn Rock
Mttle Gastler
Moe Thorn Lund Robinson
Prominent candidates voiced brief election pledges
American Spectator reports terse statements from leading contenders on presidential nomination. Responses touch on duty and commitment with varying tones and schedules.
First Japanese Ambassador to America Attends Diplomatic Reunion
The arrival of Viscount Aoki and Baroness Rosen signals a resumption of Russo Japanese relations in Washington after the Portsmouth Peace Conference. The social function honors the peace envoy and features notable diplomats from the Netherlands Myanmar Swinderen and Spanish envoy Don Luis Pastor among guests.
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Haron Rosen
Aoki
Rosen
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Tapas
Wes
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Washington
Gad
Baron Rosen
Aokl
Russia
Netherlands
Mae Yan Swinderen
Maine
Miyoka
Seckon- Gorif
The Jungle and the Beef Packers Methods Explored
A discussion of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle, its depiction of Jurgis and his family emigrating to Packingtown, the brutal labor conditions, and the profit-driven abuses of the meatpacking industry led by figures like Armour. The piece notes Roosevelt's commission corroboration and argues the book exposes harsh realities of food processing and worker exploitation.
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Mr. Sinclar
Upton Sinclair
Mr. Sinclair
Reat
Roosevelt
Jurgis
Lithuania
America
Chicago
Chiildren
The Land of the Free at Ellis Island One Act
The feature focuses on an immigrant from Naples at Ellis Island as he endures the inspection process. A nurselike officer questions Luigis family while his wife Mari and their two children face possible separation. The tale, drawn from a real incident, follows Luigi’s futile bribes and the heartbreak of potential return to Naples as the gate closes.
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Morocco
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Congress
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Great Corporation
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New York Harbor
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Vassar Aid Society
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Meny Marla
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Aria
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Fabio
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Neapoli
New York
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American Spectator
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Robert Paton Gibbs
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Hudson Theater
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