Columbia Defeats Shamrock I in 30 Mile Cup Race
New York reports the 30 mile triangular Cup race won by Columbia over Shamrock I by two minutes and three seconds, with Columbia gaining lead late in the second leg. Sir Thomas Lipton admits defeat but remains hopeful for a third race. London shows wide public disappointment at Shamrock I’s loss.
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Columbia
London
Great Britain
Failures Record for Nine Months in 1901
New York report from K G Dun & Co shows 8144 commercial failures with $97,856,416 liabilities for January to September. Compared with 7895 failures and $133,234,988 in liabilities for the same period in 1900, adjusted for banking defaults.
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New York
United States
K. G. Dun & Co
Statement on Miss Stone by American Board
Boston October 4 The American Board of Foreign Missions reports it has acted to secure Ellen M Stone's release from captors in Turkey or Bulgaria. The statement asserts Stone is an American citizen and that the government was notified immediately and is pursuing protection and release at the earliest possible date.
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Revi Judson Smith
American Foreign Missions
Hag
Miss Stone
Ita
Ellen M. Stone
Turkey
Bulgaria
Misa Stones
McCalla
Adula
Brooklyn
Lemiy
Lieut Doyle
Clifford J Boush
Santiago
William C Dawson
United States Marine Corps
Santage
Daweer
C OW Dyson
Dureau
Navy Department
Victories and tides on the Thames and Miss Stone news
Crowds on the Thames embankment celebrated the Shamrock and Columbia race results as lights flashed and hotels advertised America’s cup dinners. George W. Getty, a Mexican War hero, to be buried with full military honors at Arlington. US government vows full revenge if Miss Stone is harmed amid ongoing negotiations and possible fleet action.
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London
Thames
Columbia
Ewe Ware
Washington
George W. Getty
Forest Glen
Arlington Cemetery
Berlin editor Panzer faces prosecution for incitement
Berlin on October 4 reports Herr Panzer editor of the anarchist weekly Neuers Leben received notice of impending prosecution for public incitement to violence linked to an article about the assassination of Mr. McKinley. In Youngstown Ohio on October 4 the Ohio Federation of Labor adopted rules opposing child labor under 15, backing a longer Chinese exclusion act and calling for investigation into injunctions against labor groups.
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Berlin
Herr Panzer
Neuers Leben
McKinley
Youngstown
Ohio Federation of Labor
Evidence in Schley’s Favor in Court of Inquiry
Washington reports a Schley court of inquiry session with Lieut Doyle recalling testimony on the Brooklyn’s battle actions and the blockade decisions. The pace is hectic as counsel labor late into nights with many witnesses anticipated and a long process ahead.
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Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
James J Doyle
Brooklyn
Doyle
Stayner
Santiago
Sampson
Lieut. Doyle
Episcopal Convention Opens with Gift to Missionaries
In Grace church San Francisco a thanksgiving service was held to mark the Episcopal Church triennial convention. The women's auxiliary presented a missionary offering of 104205 dollars. Sessions focused on business with committees announced and constitutional amendments debated. The day ended with the adoption of seven articles from the 1898 general convention.
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Episcopal Church of America
Grace Church
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