Second Trial Race Shows No Result For Columbia
Newport Sept 4 The second official trial between Columbia and Constitution ended without a result due to light winds. Columbia led early but Constitution closed gap and passed on light air, before race was called with Columbia ahead by about four minutes. Spectators noted Shamrock Crew members observing from Erin while Lipton praised Shamrock II and discussed future trials.
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Newport
R. 1
Brenton
Constitution
Columbia
Thomas Lipton
George J.watson
Shamrock Jr
William Jamieson
Ratsey
Sycamore
T Erin
Big Money on the Race Sets Shamrock Funding Stage
Thousands of pounds flow from England toward the Shamrock match with plans to wire London for more finance. William J. Kingsley and English clubmen coordinate with Pittsburg financiers as U.S. figures, including President Schwab, are targeted. Oliver Iselin declines further cup defense, while W. I. Jameson leads Shamrock II preparations with cautious optimism and a wish for fair competition.
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New York
England
London
William J. Kingsley
Pittsburg
Marquis of Ormond
Frank Gardner
Enoch Wishard
Kingsley
President Schwab
The
Steel Trust
Lawsons
Kingsk
New York Club Committee
Oliver Iselin
Shamrock
Mr. Iselin
Columbia
Tire
W.I. Jameson
Shamrock IL
Jameson
Kingstown Harbor
Alger Won't Boast Miles The War Book Defense Of Shafter
A forthcoming General Alger work on the Spanish war will omit a chapter attacking General Miles. The author cites focus on his aims and public benefit. The volume promises detail on Shafter's efforts at Santiago and Navy cooperation, framing a defense of Shafter's command.
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Shafterston
Schley Court of Inquiry
R . Alger
Spain
Alger
Miles
Miles. the Explanation Given For This Elimination Is General Alger
General Shafter
Santiago
Army
Navy
Shafter
Shuster
American woman charged with forgeries in England
Marie Josephine Eastwick of Philadelphia was arraigned in a London police court on charges of forging railway certificates valued at 100,000 pounds. The case details her wealthy, peripatetic lifestyle, attempts to secure loans, altered certificates for United States Steel shares, and a plan to obtain 4,000 pounds, with witnesses describing her as a woman of wealth and a claim of temporary insanity by her counselor.
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London
Marie Josephine Eastwick
Philadelphia
England
Metropole
Hamstead
Geeton
Stock Exchange
United States Steel Corporation
Allon
Assu Ted
Edon
Defendant
Charing Cross
Credit Lyonnaise
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Beeton
Stratford-on-Avon
Canadian Pacific
New York
United States
Berton
United States Steel
J. Pierpont Morgan
Connon
Associated Press
Standart yacht anchors near Denmark amid royal party
Visit Denmark reports the Russian imperial yacht Standart with czarina aboard anchored at noon. King Christian and the royal family are said to be aboard as the imperial party tours Denmark. A chaotic mix of stray lines and newspaper fragments follow, mentioning various phrases and unrelated notes.
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Denmark
Ornoon
Christian
Disaster on the Delaware River explodes killing eleven
A boiler explosion aboard the steamboat City of Trenton on the Delaware River between Philadelphia and Trenton injures scores and leaves several passengers missing. The ship grounds after fire erupts. searchers recover ten bodies with one more later found, as officials comb the river for further victims.
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Trenton
Philadelphia
Wilmington Steamboat Company
N. J
Delaware River
J.D. Chew
Elizabeth Green
Arthur Lansing
James O'Connell
Wilmington
Del
Matt Mable
August Mable
John Matthews
Iladelphia
Matilda Cross
Lurlington
Bristol
W. A. Worrell
Tororesdale
Mate Vandeveer
Curry
Worrell
Will Keep Hands Off to Intervention in Isthmian Row
Washington report notes no official word on Colombia and Venezuela incidents since gunboat Machias reached Colon. Officials say US non intervention policy remains intact unless isthmian traffic is disrupted or American interests are threatened. Telegraph cuts hinder consuls and Machias crew from full updates.
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Isthmian Row
Washington
Colombia
Venezuela
Colon
Machias
United States
Colombia Says It Will Maintain Neutrality in Rise of Invasions
A Bogota dispatch reports General Pedro D. Ospino confirming a campaign plan and claims Colombia has destroyed most guerrillas in fifteen days. The government insists on peace and neutrality toward Ecuador and Venezuela, while frontier clashes and Venezuelan-supported rebels persist. Garbiras remains at large, vexing Venezuelan authorities amid hopes for calm.
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Obiea
Venezuela
New York
Associated Press
Bogota
Pedro D. Ospino
Colombia
Ecuador
Tela
Cucuta
Rangel Garbiras
Washington
Legation
Guito
Venezueela
Spain
Trinidad
Garbiras
Condemned Author Fated by Sultan's Courts in Constantinople
Paris Aug 31 M Georges Dorys son of the late prince of Samos and former minister and governor has been condemned to death by Abdul Hamid IIs courts in Constantinople for publishing The Private Life of the Sultan. The book provoked Turkish anger and led to suppression efforts in Europe. Dorys fled Constantinople long ago and now lives in Paris aligned with the Young Turks.
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Paris
Georges Dorys
Prince
Samos
Turkey
Crete
Abdul Hamid II
Constantinople
Dorys
Your Turks Party
Knights Templar Officers Elected in Grand Encampment
Aug 4 Louisville the Grand Encampment elects Frank H. Thom as Junior Grand Warden. Other officers chosen include H. K. Broddard of ruan ex, George M. Moulton of Chicago, Reverend H. W. Rugg of Providence, W. B. Mollish of Cincinnati, and Joseph A. Locke of Portland Maine.
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R. 1
W. B. Mollish
Cincinnati
Benlor
Joseph A. Locke
Portland
Turkey Still Promising Full Satisfaction to France
In Constantinople by Aug 81 the Turkish ministry discussed France's claims and is believed to offer full satisfaction. Paris reports French ambassador Constans arrived from Constantinople and met Foreign Minister Peycassé. he will not return until the dispute is settled.
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France
Constantinople
Paria
M. Constans
Turkey
Paris
Peaicasse
Con- Blans
Cornered in a Mine Reported Located Near Holden
A telephone message from Holden Missouri states Irrancis the negro who outraged and murdered Mary Henderson is believed found in a mine pit just outside Holden. The information came after locals strung up three black men fleeing the murder scene.
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Missouri
Ansas City
Holden
Irrancis
Mary Henderson
Rev H C Marshall Likely Accepts Anti-Saloon League Post
Des Moines Illinois reports that Reverend H C Marshall is reported to accept a position offered by the State Anti-Saloon League. The note indicates a possible leadership role within the temperance movement.
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Des Moines, Ill
H. C. Marshall
State Anti-Saloon League
Taft Plans Amalgamation of Smaller Provinces in Philippines
Civil Governor Taft returned from the north pleased with regional conditions. He established civil governments at La Union, Ilocos, Abra, Bataan, Isabela, Zambales and Batangas. He intends to amalgamate provincial governments to abolish costly machinery.
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Catt
Manila
Taft
la Union
Qicos
Abratt
Cayagan
Isabella
Zambales
Bocot
The Modern Fable of the Man Who Wys Going to Retire
George Ade narrates a satire of a man obsessed with wealth and retirement. A business slave hoards money, builds an opulent country estate, and dreams of rest yet never quits work. He retires only to grow restless, ultimately learning that true ease requires steady practice.
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George Ade
The Pugnacious Shorty Backed Off the Stock Mar ket Tale
George Ade retells a fable of a man who bets on imaginary shares and climbs a pyramid of risks. He assumes profit is real money, fights the ticker, and nearly loses all. Family advice warns him, culminating in a ruined investment and a stubborn moral: it is hard to quit taking chances.
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Rica
Rene
Tommy
Chester
Chet
Skun
Cousin Chester
Angel
Gus Ruhlin
Dickie
Modern Fable of the Plunger and the Tiny Warrior
A quirky vignette mixes a diminutive bully with bravado and a laundromat showdown. A small thug taunts a printered defamer and learns a Humble lesson after confronting the Laundry Man. Separate memory fragment shows a Cleveland Sunday School anecdote misunderstood by pupils.
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