Vigilant Wins Cup As Defender Withdraws Early
The Defender led the Vigilant to six minutes ahead at the first mark but snapped its mainsail and withdrew after three quarters of the course. Jubilee and Volunteer trailed as the Defender preserved a lead, while observers note the Defender’s speed may exceed the Vigilant in strong winds. Postrace, the American cup committee may forego formal trials, awaiting a blow test.
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Newport
ohere
America
Jubilee
West Island
plas
Sandy Hook
airong
fin kerler
New York Yacht club
Nefender
Block Island
Wess Tatund
Mr. Taclin
Ivf
leeward
Duestrows Insanity Plea at Trial in Missouri
Arthur Duestrow defense witnesses testified Livy believed him insane as his erratic acts were described. State plans rebuttal witnesses to counter the insanity claim. In a separate item a man named Matateef was fatally wounded by assassins in Berlin after an intimate trial figure was attacked.
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Duleariin Lester
BERLIN
Auigd
Sutia atates Vihar
Uedate MI
ubulett
wader
aissins
Engalls Urges Free Silver At Veterans Meeting
J J Eagalls addressed the Caicakaska Veteran association yesterday afternoon urging free coinage of silver after paying tribute to old soldiers.
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Engalls
J. J. Eagalls
Yesterday's baseball results from multiple leagues
National League games featured Boston drubbing Philadelphia in seven innings while Pittsburgh beat Cleveland 10 to 3. Cincinnati defeated Louisville 8 to none, New York beat Brooklyn 11 to none, Washington over Baltimore 13 to 4 in three innings, Wilkes-Barre routed Scranton 8 to 2, Springfield swept Terento 6–4 and 15–6, Providence crushed Buffalo 13–2, with Carbondale topping Warleton 8–7 and Allentown beating Lancaster 6–. The cruiser Columbia arrived at Quarantine after a Atlantic crossing, covering 6 days 23 hours 49 minutes from Needles to Sandy Hook. Columbia’s speed averaged 13.41 knots on this voyage, closely tracking its trial pace of 22.81 knots.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
BPattsburg
Knisville
Louisville
Cincinnui
York
Brooklyn
Nase
D. A
Washington
Baltimore
Jastarn
Lengne
Wilkesburre
Striucuse
Columbia
New York
Ang
United States
Southsampton
Atlantic
Quarandine
Needles
Sandy Hook bar
Southampton
Coolumbia
Colimbia
Quinlans Confess to Holme s Murder Plot Under Promise of Immunity
Partial confession from Pat Quinlan and wife claims Holmes killed Benjamin Pitezel in Chicago and body sent to Philadelphia. Police in Chicago and Philadelphia pursue corroboration while Quinlans gain immunity. Details of the murder tied to Holmes are disclosed, with officials noting signatory confession though exact crime site remains unclear.
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Holmes
Cuicagco
Pat Quinlan
Holmes’ castle
Benjamin F. Pitezel
Philadelphia
Goyer
Quinlans
Badenoch
Fitzpatrick
Quinlan
Quinlas rode
Pitezel
Piteze
Fueze
Midsummer trade halt noted in Dun's review
R G Dun and Co reports a perceptible halt in trade with two months of spring activity pushed into July. Prices rose as orders accumulated, but a mid summer pause is inevitable. Large stocks and higher wages support purchasing, while strikes appear but not yet disruptive. Failures this week total 2611 in the United States and 25 in Canada. The assassination of Editor Olmos in Puebla stirs strong reaction. Genevieve Olmos alleges her brother was found hacked with knives, hinting at secret police involvement.
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R. G. Dun & Con
United States
Canada
Olmos
CIT
MExico
Olmes
Puebla
Oimes
Voice of Puebla
Martinez
Genevieve Olmos
Manitoba Catholic School Difficulty in Manitoba Crisis
The Manitoba School Difficulty report notes Governor Sir John Schultz sending to Premier Greenway a Dominion ask to define his compromise stance on Catholic school grievances. Schultz then left for Banff to join Sir Mackenzie Bowell, amid rumors of government dismissal if Greenway refuses remedy. Also reports a Canton Ohio wreck where a freight derailed killing four tramps including Thomas Collins.
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Manitoba
WHIXNIPEG
John Schultz
Greenwar
Dominion
Greenway
John
Banff
Rocky mountains
Mackenzie Bowell
Canada
CANTON
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Stark Suding
Thomias Collins
Bethlehem
Onlo's Populist Ticket Complete
The Populist state ticket completes with candidates for governor Jacob S. Coxey of Stark lieutenant governor John H Crofton of Hamilton treasurer George Harper of Greene attorney general William Baker of Licking supreme judge B P Stark of Cuyahoga public works William A Gloyd of Tuscarawas clerk of supreme court Thomas M Hickmas of Morrow
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Onlo
Jacob S. Coxey
Stark
John H. Crofton
Hamilton
George Harper
Greene
William Baker
Licking
B. P. Stark
Cuyahoga
public works
William A. Gloyd
Tuscmratvas
supreme court
Thomas M. Hickmas
Morrow
Starkweather Refuses Mayor Office. Presidency Untouched
Rev Mr Starkweather refuses to vacate the mayoral office and President Lowe has not yet qualified. The city faces a question of who is chief executive while town business and civic work lag.
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Wrst
Serene Wising
Two Mammoth Schooners Contract For Great Lakes Fleet
Aug 3 Chicago Ship Building Company awarded royalist contract to build two large Targ ast schooners for Great Lakes service. Boats will be of the 5 due to tebiss, with more slated for Minnesota Steamboat Company amid strong rail and shipyard activity. Confidence expressed in Chilean ministry amid conversion scheme prospects.
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Chicago Shipbuilding company
royist
tebiss
Minnesota Steamboat Company
Victory for Miners as Wage Rise Quells Company Stores
The biggest labor victory to date occurred in Pittsburgh as miners secured a written contract guaranteeing higher wages. The agreement raises pay across Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois and introduces a new system reducing company store dependence. A joint annual convention will set next year’s rate, with June 1, 1915 as the effective date for the new rates.
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Pictsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Pittsburg
W.P. Dermity
Jan. L
WW. P. Read
Chicuzo
Reisig
theBride
Fitzsimmons Wins Horsehoes Title In City Contest
In Philadelphia last night Fitzsimmons the pugilist set a record by forging thirty horseshoes in twenty minutes defeating John Orbett who matched the count in twenty seven minutes and twenty seconds Both used two helpers and portable forges with a tub of water and bars of iron.
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Fitzsimmons
PHILADELPHIA
Aus
Bob Fitzsimmons
twenten
John Orbett
Prohibition Appeal Adjourned Before Privy Council
In Lexpos on Aug 3 the provincial prohibition appeal before the judicial committee of the Privy Council was adjourned to Tuesday. The case challenges whether prohibitory liquor legislation authority lies with the federal or provincial government, appealing a Supreme Court of Canada judgment.
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Canada
Lexpos
privy council
federal
supreme court of Canada
Thunderbolt kills man sheltering under rock in storm
A rock sheltering from a thunderstorm at Busse Point collapsed when struck by a lightning bolt, instantly killing Blatchley Porter. Lewis Porter and Arthur Renton were hurled free and revived after being unconscious. Renton believed he was out for about thirty minutes. The report also notes related international items from Russia on Bulgaria and U S diplomacy in the Waller case, plus a brief Japan–Canada travel note.
Great Mora Claim Children Seek Indemnity Share
New York August 3 Application filed for letters of administration on Jose Maria Mora estate to enable a suit by Jose Manuel Mora to recover a half interest in the Mora claim. Antonio Mora and Jose Maria Mora heirs claim partnerships and Cuba plantation ownership, with Spanish payment in installments. Antonio Maximo Mora denies any partnership and vows to contest the claim.
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Antonio Moras
New York
Jose Maria Mora
Mora
Jose Manuel More
Delmonico's
Mora ANTONIOM
Moa
Jose Manuel
Jose Maria
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Antonio Maximo Mora
Cuba
Havana
Antonio Maximo More
Omaha Muddle Shows Police Ties to Court Orders
Omaha Neb March clash as American Protective Association members ignore district court restraints on city bonds. Governor warns, police setup expands, threats loom over property and public safety as districts contend legal authority amid inflammatory talk. Supreme court case pending.
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American Protective association
OmwanA
Neb
holding
Broatch
Veae
pull
thea
Hue Onaha
conneil bell
police commission
milituurn
bain rumdisne
district four
Miss Flagler Ill as Trespasser Is Cleared
Miss Flagler ill of trespass was charged after a boy named Ernest Green was accidentally killed while stealing fruit in the Flagler residence yard on North California avenue Northwest. A coroner’s jury exonerated her, ruling she acted with careless and indifferent shorts and not with any murderous intent.
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Miss Llagiler
Flagler
Blagter
ordnaance United States ata
Ernest Green
North California avenue
Northweast
Local figure charged amid shocking assault case
A town resident known as 4-Seote Sanith, proprietor of the Worlds Mair rout huise, was remanded without bail yesterday on an elaborate charge of brutal assault against Louie Conway, a youth or young girl, who is the granddaughter of Isene Wolyoan, a noted planter. Authorities anticipate ongoing disturbance as the case unfolds.
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Tleinegay Chiurge
Paimtorst
Van
Seote Sanith
Louie Conway
Isene Wolyoan
Untitled notice about Mrs Talmage and associates
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs Talmage, spouse names, and several garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or location is discernible. content appears noncohesive and uncertain.
Various World News Notes From London to Salt Lake City
Reports include the death of the late Arcean ireveier in London, Mayor Strong appointing HL Fitzpatrick as examiner of the evil service hoard, French rains continuing, Madagascar troop detachment redeployments, a gunfight near Salt Lake City with Coughlin and George, a Spanish court declaring gold the will of Von Soler granting pesetas to Queen Christina, a fireman killed aboard an excursion steamer in Providence, and a fatal shooting at Dangerfield Texas where seven men confronted James Mason and his family.
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Josph Thomson
ireveier
London
France
Strong
New York
Fitzpatrick
ITO
Madagascar
Coughlin
George
Salt Lake City
Von Alexandro Soler
Christin
steiner Day Stuer
Providence
Flanian
Dangerfield
Tex
James Mason
yue the womtan
Remarkable tale of ransom plot and kidnapping exposure
George Allen and partner Emery allegedly kidnapped lawyer O. Cottle for a pardon and demanded $25,070. Allen, alias John McDusald, confessed. Emery’s alias Claude Strong tied to the scheme. Attorney Hugh Pentecost alleges misdealings by Cottle and Strong over $2,000 and a $1,000 payment, with receipts showing funds to secure a pardon. Included is a note on Native American tensions at the Owana reservation with unclear details.
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EFPALO
ing
George Alien
Cottle
Mansion House
Hugh Pentecost
Allen
Emery
Coattle
duran
Enery
mos
Tois
Hemery
Claude Strong
eicio Lad
estiniti
Tatunto
Guanda
Cortleing
Strong
slias Emery
eheer
John McDusald
Louisville
Carele
Carlton Strong
promiadha acenitecs
New York
O. QO
John
William C. Gates
congrisa
Alabama
sid
Washington
anc
Afr Pentecost
G. A. Cottle
duaby
ciue
Buffalo
forting Cuttle
Carlbon Strong
Strikers Challenge Police Chief in Turbulent Riot Feud
In a chaotic confrontation, striking workers clash with the acting chief of pole casting amid rumors of violence. Leaders Meyer Sehounfeld and others deny planned violence while officials promise peace. The situation continues as authorities keep watch and workers resume activities next week.
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Meyer Sehounfeld
To Cully Argentine's Debt and Government Mischief
Fragmentary text claims government intent to preempt land for a project while promising to fund a public journal. The garbled lines reference avowed duties, debt, and oversight but lack coherent details or names. The passage appears as a stray OCR snippet with unclear provenance and no verifiable events or quotes.
Widow in August Morphine Death Hits Fake Creek
A Cincinnati widow named Dena Gaery, 28, died by suicide at Fake Creek after taking morphine. Her husband died in November. this was her second self inflicted attempt. She had previously carved needles from her limbs during penance and was hospitalized two weeks ago after injuries.
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Mase Thomas Wall Cyxewarry
Ave
Neltie Thoms
Dena
Mary Mee Gaery
Fake Creek
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