Vigilant Defender race sparks tense yacht cup feud
Amid a contested regatta near the harbor, Defender and Vigilant clashed at the start with accusations of unfair tactics. George Gould's Vigilant manager Willard vows to avoid future collisions, urging fair play as the cup defense hinges on American speed and prudent action until postwar clarity.
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Sandy Sovek
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Mr. Veillard
George Gould
New York Yacht club
Sancy Hook
Willard si “Dhare
America
Gould
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Willard
Vigilant and Defender Plan Trials at Bandy Hook
Amid disputed intent the owners of the Vigilant reveal a meeting of the American supreme committee held yesterday afternoon. They announce trials at Bandy Hook on August 20 and 22, with no further races unless deemed necessary.
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ae ee ng
evidant
Aimerion sup committee
miust
Repistinim Laws Upheld in South Corona Case
Judge Gof dismissed all charges in the South Corona registration matter. Joseph H. Grandy reappeared at Greun Gow. The complaint centered on a funeral registration issue and a South Carolina law. The division upholds the present registration law.
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Ricumone
Gof
Joseph H. Grandy
Greun
Gow
Colt
South Carol
Elevator accident at Toronto wirehouse kills two men
In Toronto Australia yesterday afternoon at the wholesale wirehouse of W J Gave & Co on Front Street West two men, Charles Howe and James Welch, were killed and a third, Charles McBride, seriously injured when a freight hoist failed. Welch and Howe were aboard the hoist while McBride stood below. the hoist dropped to the bottom. McBride’s recovery is uncertain.
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TORONTO
Aus
W J. Gave & Co
Front street west
Charles Howe
James Welch
Charles McBride
Wele
Howe
McGride
McBride
Mine Fire Subdued At Delaware Shaft Disaster
A fire in the Great Pettebone shaft of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Company was started Monday by an accidental gas blowcar ignition and subdued late that night by heroic efforts of about a hundred workers. Contractor Thomas Jenkins suffered severe burns from the explosion. A recent shaft fire cost thousands and laid hundreds of workers idle for months.
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WILRESRACKE
Pettebone
Delaware, Lackawenna and Western Coal company
Thomas Jenkins
Armstrong Smith forecasts stable Hawaii republic leadership
Armstrong Smith, principal of the Raumnevela government school in Honolulu, says the Hawaiian Republic is very strong and enjoys broad support from whites and natives. He sees no further insurgent trouble and dismisses San Francisco reports of a filibustering expedition.
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Hawailan Republic
Tonoxia
Armstrong Smith
Raumnevela
Honolulu
Smith
republic of the islands
San Francisco
We Leave the Knights of Labor New Haves
John E. Pitz gerald of the Brass Workers Union announces that thirty five delegates from brass worker organizations voted unanimously to ratify a Detroit convention and secede from the Knights of Labor national trade assembly. This will cost at least 12009 members.
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Knights of Labor New Haves
John E. Pitzgerald
Brass Workers’ Union of North Amiericn
brass workers
Detroit
national trade assembly of the
Knights of Lator
knights
Nez Perce War Draft Warrants Issued for Land Payouts
The War Department sent about 900 warrants to the Nez Perce agent in Idaho. Issued to individual Indians, values range from a few dollars to nearly 83,000 dollars, tied to the first government payment for ceded lands under treaty.
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Washinton
Thoe teensory department
fitaho
United States
Indiana
Valkyrie Crew to Anchor at Sandy Hook Under New Arrangements
Reported plan to anchor the Valkyrie at the Horseshoe near Sandy Hook after arrival, with City of Bridgeport acting as tender and lodging for crew. Fifty berths being erected aboard the City of Bridgeport to accommodate sailors and spare rigging from Valkyrie II. Texas Fever Outbreak Hits Birmingham PA Cattle Market.
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Sandy Jrook
Aus
Valkyrie Gil
Lew Furkers
audi Hook
Sandy Hook
Harridge
isis
eresdin
K. H. Misitlant
Kerrey
Bridge 1
Valkyrie
City of Bridgeport
Five Tilked in riot at Krensburg Argentina incident
Aug 1 dispatch from Krensburg reports several Arg enau field laborers angered by grievances set five road buildings on an estate on fire. Authorities arrested the rioters who resisted. five people were killed and six wounded in the clash. Buildings burned and livestock perished in the blaze.
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BENLIS
Krensburg
Vanderbilt yachts damages decree in U S district court
In United States district court Judge Nelson entered a decree in Vanderbilt damages suit over the yacht Aira lost after collision with the steamer Dimock. The decree finds the Dimock crew negligent and awards 59737.02 to William E B Vanderbilt. Also reports monstrous fish sighting near Havana and damage to Maria Cristina.
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Vanderbit
United States district court
Nelson
Aira
William EB. Vanderbilt
IF. Dimock
Metropolitan Steamship
Dimock
Vanderbilt
To Avenge the Murdered Missionaries
Intelligence from China reports that the emperor and government have agreed to Salisbury’s demands. An imperial proclamation orders the capital punishment of the Ku Cheng murderers. A military escort protects the British consul during inquiry into the outrages.
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Aus
China
Lord Salisbury
O'Connor
Peing
cen
Ku Cheng
Window Glass Wages Talk in Pittsburgh
The wage committee of window glass manufacturers and workers meets in Pittsburgh to set next year’s rates. Workers seek about 14 percent raises to offset a 23.8 percent cut imposed last year. Manufacturers likely to refuse. About 10,000 workers affected by the conference.
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PIttTssUnG
Deputy Sheriff Alfred Werner Shot Near Jones Landing
Aug 7. Deputy Sheriff Alfred Werner of Crittenden county Arkansas was shot and killed near Jones Landing by an unknown Negro while Werner and two others attempted to arrest him at the suspect’s house. The ambush killer fled to the swamps as a posse searches for him. Citizens patrol active. Also notes on unfermented wine at Chicago communion and Miss Flagler case pending. District Attorney Taggart says grand jury will hear Roxa Wlagter case on Sept 1.
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Hextineuoy
Birmingham
Albert Greer
terson
Altoona
Murired
Alfred Werner
Crittenden county
Ark
Jones
Werner
Miss Flagler
WASHINGTON
Taggart
Rnxa
Wlagter
Beneat Green
grand
Mining Fatalities in Green Ridge Mine Disaster
SHAMORIN Pa August 7 two men named John Hadack and John Natsko died from a gas explosion in the Green Ridge mine. A third worker, Joseph Benzin, was seriously injured by a coal fall.
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SHAMORIN
John Hadack
John Natsko
Joseph Benzin
Green Ridge
Arrest of counterfeit gang erupts in dense city
Aug 7 reports detail the arrest of a long-running counterfeit gang led by a secret-service target. The escape of financier Dentive G. I Bradford is highlighted, with Hazen pursuing warrants and possible flight to Torun or Russel. Notes on Brackerayan, Spencer, and others cover past sentences, escape, and plates. A missing detective Carmine Gus Hu Groerion is also mentioned.
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secret service
Dentive G. I
bad gienne
Calligan
Beadkford
Torun
Russellow street
Firmingtor
Brackerayan
Spencer
United States
end
Sing Sing
Suarthe
New York
Morris and
Ess
Shields
York
Carmine Gus Hu Groerion
mena tauda
hhis
Orange
Hosevilla
toresting
hief Hezen
Hut
Sugar Bounty Hearing Opens Before Treasury Official
In Washington on August 7 the hearing before Comptroller Bowler on the treasury decision denying a 35 thousand dollar sugar bounty payment began and will continue two days. Senators Manderson of Nebraska Slanehard and Guffier of Louisiana, with Judge Thomas J. Semmes of the same state, will present arguments.
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WASHINGTON
Aus
Comptratler Bowler
treasury
depamant
mae
Manderson
Nebrauska
Americans in England Meet High Praise for Hospitality
Aug 7 The Standard editorial notes growing American visitors to Europe praising their hospitality and affection for England, saying Americans are highly appreciative and unusually hospitable, with a remark that Britons are only slightly better. Also Aug 7 Three sailors from the steamship Bengerhood were admonished for going ashore without leave, named Frank Brokes Dublin William Robinson Shields and Thomas Mounge Derrick Fergus Ireland.
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England
Loxpoy
Standard
MoyTarab
Bengerhood
Brennan
Frank Brokes
Dublin
William Robinson
Shields
Thomas Mounge
Derrick Fergus
Ireland
Postoffice Safe at Warwick Looted in Burglary
Burglars blew open the Warwick post office safe and stole about five hundred dollars in stamps plus a small amount of cash. The robbery occurred August 7 in Mipnetown, N. This active incident is being investigated.
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Mipnetown
Warwick
Quiet at Spring Valley as Exiled Negroes Stay Away
In Sprixe Valier Illinois August 71 the town remains calm while African Americans do not return home after Sunday violence. Whites fear possible invasions but report no danger. An Associated Press on the ground found few injuries beyond minor wounds and says reports of armed blacks are sensational.
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Sprixe Valier
Peoria
Chicago
Ladd
Toluca
tovrios
Associated Press
Experts study causes of Reid water leaks and sewer plan
A board of experts cited by Maserrick TC examined construction methods of the next sewer and the causes of Reid water. They presented a detailed report to Director Thomp 500 yesterday afternoon. The report covers planning and construction, with full suggestions for remedies. Leaks have all been located.
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PRILaA DeELPnna Board of experts
Maserrick
Disastrars salute and train collision injuries reported
A faulty cannon charge during an excursion train event struck a passing train carrying soldiers from Ghio National Guard. Several men were badly injured, some deaf or blinded, with others likely to lose eyesight.
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Ghio National Guard
Goloneci Charies
Anthony commanding
Tyu burs
Seal Life in Jeopardy Off Bohring Sea Floor
News from TATTLE Wash reports attempts to harvest seals on the Bohring sea floor endangering seal life. Fishermen pace sixty mile runs, anticipating a future without seals as efforts to protect wildlife face delays amid uncertain policy.
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Bohring
unclear political note from a damaged article
A fragmentary United States political notice mentions a governor and various officials, with garbled names and dates. It references charges, transfers, and health rumors about several individuals and a former secretary. The text is heavily garbled and contains unreliable details.
Nuggets of News Roundup Across Regions
The item mentions Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria ensuring his son Pri remains Catholic, Italy demanding damages from Bray gilt or fraternity for Italian subjects suing the revolutionaries, and a Winston N C grand jury returning a bill against Arthur Tuttle for the May 1 killing of Policeman Vickers. Also notes the Catholic Total Abstinents Union of America silver jubilee in New York and a drunken shooting incident at Turkey Creek, Alabama Territory where Ernest Arnis was killed, Joe Campbell fatally shot, and Ed Payne wounded.
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Prince Ferdinand
Bulgari
Popelice
Pri
Italy
Bray
Winston
N.C
Arthur Tuttle
Policeman Vickers
Catholic Total Abstinents Union of America
New York
Turkey Creal
A. T
Ernest Arnis
Joe Campbell
Ed Payne
Debating the silver question in the Horr Harvey clash
A Chicago synopsis shows Horr defending single gold standard and silver role against Harvey who argues for free coinage at 16 to 1. Both sides claim their system best preserves value, with histories, wage data, and banking facts cited to weigh the money question.
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Horr- Harvey
Roswell G. Horr
Herveynese
Harvey
United States
Mr. Harvey
Omaha
United sta missioner
Rabot Bulhall
Barvey
W. H. Harvey
lee gilrane
Pely
Horr
New York
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