Yale Crew Sails for Henley Regatta
The Yale eight sails to England for the Henley Royal Regatta beginning July 6, facing English and other foreign entries. Yale plans a faster stroke and a tested Cook method, with changes to the crew to optimize the four mile race while maintaining Yale rowing principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jung
Yale
Atlantic
English University
Yala
Cornell
Rhia
Henley
Candilion Gay
Suv
Prac
Ulon
Yale Crew Details and Changes Before Henley Race
The article lists Yale rowing crew members with ages, stroke assignments, and substitutes. It notes a rigid back as unchanged and mentions eight rowers plus first substitutes, with a concern that stroke changes may affect performance at Henley. Additional Yale figures include managers Rover Colt De Sibour and Joe Wheelwright, and fears arise about stroke change impacts on the short distance race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Langford
R. B. Treadway
J. M. Longacre
P. Bailey
J. O. Rodgers
W. M. Beant
A. Brown
J. Simp
Cyreeveper
Coxawall
Ark
G. Marsh
Payne Wattney
Yale
Rover’ Colt
We Pouch
de Sibour
Joe Wheelwright
Henley
Yale oarsmen seek faster stroke on shorter course
The text describes Yale rowing technique for a shorter course, stressing stronger, heavier rowers applying more power to lift the stroke without altering rhythm. It notes blades cutting through water, gaining time by extra strokes while maintaining long, rhythmic swing, amid competition in New London.
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Yale
Yale Crows
New London
Yale Navy Plans and Old Crew Leadership Highlight Tour
The article lists captains from Yale rowing crews including R. D. Paine and F. A. Johnson with class years, notes the large turnout of alumni and undergraduates traveling to England, and describes Yale’s preparation for a bursar tour with costs comparable to past Harvard meet expenses, citing management by Waters of Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Paine
F. A. Johnson
Richard Armstrong
England
Yale
Rosland
Hoe
Waters
Roy
Yale Navy
Phil
Harvard
Tea Drinking Declared Harmful By Doctor In Monthly Word
A physician warns tea worship damages digestion and stomach health and may worsen heart illness mental depression and melancholia. He cites rising lunacy among tea drinkers and urges avoidance as dangerous to health and wellbeing.
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Fale
Gowda
Sven
Lee Rangin
Princess Angeline Dies in Seattle After Notable Life
Princess Angeline daughter of ChIAP Seattle and prominent North Pacific coast figure died Sunday in Seattle. The city notes her early courage in warning residents of an intended disaster, credited with saving hundreds of lives and earning lasting fame in local history and newspaper coverage.
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Angeline
Chiap
Seattle
Nanyei
North Pacific Coast
Seatce
Ireland to Spain: William Murphy becomes Count di Morphy
An 80 year old man, William Murphy, formerly of Ireland, emigrated to Spain long ago. He rose to the rank of Count di Morphy, serves as private secretary to the queen regent and chamberlain to Alfonso II I, and holds two first class grandee titles. In Amesbury, Joseph Merrill faced John G. Whittler in the 1844 Tegslators contest.
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William Murphy
Ireland
Spain
Count di Morphy
Alphanse Iiii
Joseph Merrill
Amesbury
John G. Whittler
Tegslators
Recalled exploits of General Pryor and near hangings
The piece recounts Judge Roger A. Pryor's perilous Civil War career and a delayed execution plot sparked by sweethearts and political foes. It notes Pryor's escape aided by Washington McLean, editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, and Pryor’s later trial in New York on a murder charge, culminating in a modern legal reversal.
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Roger A. Pryor
Mary Alice Almont Livinguton Fleming
General Seasion
New York City
Pryor
Washington McLean
John R. McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
McLean
Bustell
Virginia
Robert E.lee
Grant
Jee
Andre
Witich
Ort Lalay- Ceuta
Robert L. Kenvoly
Fulton
New York
Barnum
Adeater
Beale
Junto
New York State
Mason Sir Dixon
Confederacy
War Staton
Prem Stanton
Carrie
Youn Beale
Gener
Stanton
Harry Rorspur
American Congress
Washington
Lincelr
Boxer A. Pryor
John W. Forney
Senate
A. Lingala
McLean Esme
Fort Lafayette
Dangers Of The Garter In Medical Tonight Tone
Doctors warn that the round garter and tight corset harm circulation and nerves. They favor stocking suspenders as hygienic, noting elastic knee bands can injure muscles and veins, while women seek practical, comfortable undergarments.
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Plasne Carters
A Plowery Hat With Dresden Silk Tam O Shanter Crown
A small button rests and bandeaux under the Lal brim describe a hat that debuted last Sunday. It features a Dresden silk Tam O Shanter crown with aigrettes standing up and a spray of pink button roses at the back both above and beneath the rim.
Women bull fighters in Barcelona captivate crowds
In Barcelona the rise of female bull fighters draws admiration from the public and criticism from moralists. The article describes their training, attire, and methods, noting stars Providencia Almeda and Maria Alvarado and detailing the men’s and women’s roles in the arena. It also mentions Swedish Minister M. Ingeraley, who died at age four?
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M. Ingeraley
Lfe
Widow of Paul Lecroix in Paris dies at Posey in 90th year
The widow known as Le Bioliophile Jacob in Paris died recently at Posey in her ninety-hat year. She aided her husband in many literary undertakings and was the author of several mavely.
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Paul Lecroix
Pariz
le Bioliophile
Jacob
Posey
Lngband
Superstitions About Cats Across Cultures
A collage of cat lore from Germany Ireland Scotland and the Pennsylvania Dutch notes that black cats omen misfortune and illness while cats linked to weather curses and weddings. It cites beliefs about cats curing croup predicting fair weather and portending gloom or disease.
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Chrietmesime
Germany
Ireland
Scotland
Notable Figures and Crown Rumors Across Europe
A string of brief notes places Mrs John Harvie as Ontario's first woman government inspector, Misa Sandmeyer rising in New York press, Paderewski delaying talks due to insomnia, and poet William Theodore Peters giving readings in Paris. Alfred Austin's knighthood pledge to Victoria stirs chatter, while General Baratieri faces disillusion. London telegraph delivery eyed via a cycle and various social gifts surface, including Alderney cows for Lamont, and royal attention to Miss Macla Brooks after her South Kensington golf medal.
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John Harvie
Ontario
Misa Sandmeyer
New York
Paderewski
William Theodore Peters
Paris
Alfred Austin
Baratieri
Guidde
Duke of Norfolk
London
Pete Miss Prancee
Cleveland Lamont
George W. Chia
Cleveland
Hippolyte
Hay- Gan Republic
Colorado
James Portales
Macla Brooks
South Kensinglow
Jeaty
Pardoning Power and Impeachment in This Country of Ours
Excerpt discusses the presidents pardoning power with a Blaine household anecdote. It cites an 1889 pardon denial and a near execution, noting the moral weight of life and death decisions. The text explains commutation possibilities for varying sentences and the burden on public officers.
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Blaine
Harrison
Ladies’ Home Journal
Tucnlst
Bar’ Warbor
Mrs Blaine
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Henley Regatta
Cook
Yate Has
Tas
Tor Yeete
Amartos
Wenley
Holland
France
Berlin
Lewis K. Aull
F. W. Rogers
J. A. Hart
B B. Treadway
Jangiond
Rixclce
Wodgers and Longuers
Judge Pryor
Fleming
Forney
John Russell Young
China
Fateey
Howse
Yermaina
Fm Cou
Barcshona
Barcalona
Bernapt
Warcelonia
Varagua
Christopher Columbua
Ana
Manador
Providencia Almeda
Maria Alvarado
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