Spectacle at Gravesend as Latson wins pace floodlit by cheers
Spectators mobbed the judges stand after Latson lost a miscalled race to Gulden, while Larson was ruled winner of the Latson race. Latson and Gulden faced protests from owners Madden and others. McMeekin and Add faced weight disqualifications affecting payouts. The day featured near clashes with Pinkerton detectives and multiple disputes over placements and fouls.
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Clarence McDowell
R. W. Simmons
Jockey Club
Pinkerton
Larson
Gulden
Latson
John E. Madden
Delmarch
Harlem Lane
Madden
Halvision
McMeekin
Contestor
Mitchell
Billy " Barrick
James
Tod
Add
A. Hs É& B.j Morris
Sd Tipton
Mary McCoy
Mary MteCoy
O Connor
Aid
Mary AlcCoy
Spencer
Mary McCox
O'Connor
Simmouns
Magnificent
Benedict
Pupil
Hardiy
Littlefield
Merry Day
Rare Perfume
Kirkwood
Horse Racing Card with Weights and Nominations
Race program listing six events for two year olds and up with weights in pounds and horses such as Screech McAddie Jill The Blue Coat Dr Preston G Hinsdall Rappenecker Hiengist Otis Harlan Mavada Sweepstakes Golden Lily Desperado King Bramble Village Pride Sir Guy Mechanus Rikki Tikki Tavi Danforth buffoon Unmasked Sky Scraper Merry Day Native Cupidity Pink Domino Lord Baltimore Long Isle Orontas Bombshell Seales Suqualay Borough Nansen Beautiful Zazanene Van Ship Tulane Perion Wace Nestor Charagrace Lob White Vouch Blues and others across six races with distances from four and a half furlongs to two and a half miles
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Screech
McAddie
Jill
Blue Coat
Free Lance
King Bramble
Village Pride
Sir Guy
Mechanus
Danforth
Buffoon
Oliver
Lord Baltimore
Long Isle
Orontas
Bombshell
Seales
Suqualay
Borough
Nansen
Beautiful
Zazanene
Tulane
Perion
Wace
Nestor
Results at Other Tracks Show Results Across Cities
At St Louis Cincinnati Toronto and Chicago races produced numerous winners led by horses such as Crowhurst Glen Lake The Light Myth Maydine Ransom George B Cox Ta Dema Silver Coin and Mitten with times ranging from about 1:00 to 3:38 for various distances and purses. Jockeys including Vittatoe Crowhurst and McLaird earned top placings as track results rolled in.
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ST. Louis
Horseshoe Tobacco
Crowhurst
Ly Glen Lake
the Light
Alard Sheck
Vittatoe
Cogswell
Frenchie
Found
Dominick
Greenock
Guide Rock
Riddles Down Plate winner at Epsom led by Sloan
At Epsom May 31 Sly Fox won the Riddles Down Plate with Tod Sloan aboard. Jolly Tar captured the Epsom Cup with J Reiff riding, and Marconi won the Dardans Plate with J Reiff in the saddle.
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London
Epsom
Sly Fox
Tod Sloan
Jolly Tar
J. Reiff
Marconi
Favorites dominate Prospect Park light-harness races
The May 31 meeting at Prospect Park featured dominant favorites sweeping all events. Ainsworth won the match trotting race for a $500 purse, with Mazette and other horses placing in the field. In the $300 trotting class, Montauk led by Brown Hal secured first, followed by Patrick Martin and Bee Golden Rod in sharp times. A $300 pacing mile heat saw Rustler triumph under Pusey.
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Prospect Park
Ainsworth
Nazette
B. G
Parker
Seeley
Mazette
Moh. OW
Blk. G
Ballerton
Dunn
Epa NaceOeeieatea
Rustler
W DY Llustler-Russell
Pusey
Chicago Day on the Speedway Highlights Billings Stable
C K G Billings led four principal horses with Grant and W C Jones observing. Tontas Crooke Lucie Battleton and Franker were fast with Emma A not raced. Col Lawrence declined a brush, preferring rest after Cobwebs win. Notables included H D Gill Wilson Charley Wilson Dr Murphy and others with fast trotters and pacers.
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C. K. G. Billings
Billings
Pattleton
Lucie
Crooke
Franker
Emma
Chicagoan
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Lucile
Battleton
Col. Lawrence
Carlyle Carney
Mr. Billings
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Battletown
Hontas Crooke
Col
Lawrence
H. D. Gill
Tioga
Samuel Martin
Charley Wilson
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Hilly Gillig
Wathmey
Lena McGregor
Siton
Charles Weyland
Dr. Murphy
George Coleman
Teresa B
George A. Sipp
Ledy
Ben McAlhoggle
Donald Lowell
Tattersall Club recalls fight decision after agreement
The Tattersall Athletic Association in Chicago says referee Malachi Hogan erred in awarding the McCoy Ryan bout to McCoy after six rounds. The club cites a preexisting agreement that no decision would be given if both fighters could continue, and attaches Hogan’s explanatory statement.
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Tattersall Athletic Association
McCoy-Ryan
Malachi Hogan
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Hallowell elected Harvard track captain tonight
J W Hallowell was unanimously chosen captain of the Harvard track team. A veteran football end and hurdler, he starred since Fox left, winning the Yale high hurdles and hailing from Hopkinson School Boston. He is the son of Col Hallowell of West Medford.
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New York Times
Ambridge
Mass
J. W. Hallowell
Harvard
Fox
Yale
Hopkinson School
Boston
Col
Hallowell
West Medford
Columbia students elect managers for next year teams
At a mass meeting yesterday in Columbia the student body elected managers and assistant managers for the next year’s baseball lacrosse bicycle and track teams. Track manager C A Dana assistant Colie lacrosse manager L R Parker bicycle manager C R Read baseball manager John Cary assistant W Pell.
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Columbia
C. A. Dana
Colie
L. R. Parker
C. R. Read
John Cary
W. Pell
Coleman Named Princeton Track Captain for Next Year
Princeton track announces Alexander Westcott Coleman of Newburg New York elected captain for the next season after Elmira meeting following the dual with Cornell. Coleman, a two year team member, recently emerged as a skilled pole vaulter.
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N. J
Elmira
Cornell
Alexander Westcott Coleman
Newburg
N. Y
Coleman
Ladies Kennel Association Grows with Meadow Brook Fanciers
The Ladies Kennel Association formed recently has gained members among Meadow Brook dog enthusiasts. President James L. Kernochan, Vice President Jules J. Vatable, and Secretary Treasurer M K Bird lead a group allied with the American Kennel Club. The club aims to promote breeding, prevent fraud, and sponsor prizes at major shows for ladies' dogs. Women dog owners are invited to apply for membership with Miss Bird in Essexbury.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association
Meadow Brook Colony
James L. Kernochan
Jules J. Vatable
M. K. Bird
American Kennel Club
Aeselma
Miss Bird
Estbury
New York Falls to Pittsburg at Polo Grounds in Rainy Afternoon
In a 6 to 4 loss to Pittsburg yesterday at the Polo Grounds, Doheny’s wild pitches and Gleason’s late error helped decide the game in the seventh inning. Hickman and Selbach each collected three hits for New York, with Hickman driving in Doyle for the first tally.
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Gleason
New York
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Hickman
Selbach
Tannehill
Doyle
Cooley
Williams
Mercer
Bowerman
Grady
Beaum
V.halt
Waener
Davis
OjClarke
Leach
Oely
Aeaa
Hickm
Zimmer
Bower
Pittsborg
Palls
Wagner
van Haltren
Beaumont
Ely
Swartwood
Baseball Standings and Matchups From Today’s Games
Ww. L. C. W. L. PC. Philadelphia .22 re Chicago .17 17.500 Brooklyn .18 .563/Boston .11 18 .378 St. Louis .18 11 .563/Cincinnati weel. 20 .875 Pittsburg . 20 16 .556 New York.11 20 .305 Games Today. Pittsburg in New York. Chicago in Philadelphia. St. Louis in Brooklyn. Cincinnati in Boston.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati Weel
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Kansas City blanked Chicago in American League action
In Kansas City the Athletics shut out the White Sox 4 to 0. In other league play Springfield beat Hartford 12 to 2 at Springfield-Springfield. Rochester blanked Montreal 6 at Rochester Montreal. Providence defeated Worcester 4 to 0. Syracuse-Syracuse topped Toronto 9 to 3 at Syracuse.
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Chicago
Springfield
Hartford
Rochester
Montreal
Providence
Worcester
Syracuse
Toronto
Atlantic League Games Scoreboard Summary
Box scores show Allentown defeating Elmira 12 to 9 at Allentown. Reading beat Athletics 5 to 2. Wilkesbarre-Scranton topped Wilkesbarre 6 to 4.
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Elmira
Reading
Athletics
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Atlantic Baseball League Nearing Dissolution
Reading Pennsylvania May 31 The Atlantic Baseball League faces collapse as teams from Reading Allentown Wilkes Barre Scranton Jersey City Newark Elmira and the Athletic Club of Philadelphia falter due to unpaid salaries The Jersey City club remains stranded and disorganization looms though a reorganization plan for the Athletic Club could allow six clubs to continue the league with a cautious outlook.
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New York Times
Reading
Penn
Atlantic Baseball League
Allentown
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Jersey City
Newark
Elmira
Athletic Club of
Philadelphia
Georgetown Defeats Crescent A C In Amateur League Match
Georgetown University baseball team beat Crescent Athletic Club 7 to 2 at Owl's Head Bay Ridge. Key players include Devlin with a home run for Georgetown and multiple stars like Downs Keator and Blewett for Crescent. The game lasted 2 hours 10 minutes with Chauncey and Blewett pitching.
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Crescent
Georgetown University
Harvard
Yale
Crescent Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic League
Owl’s Head
Bay Ridge
Collegians
Crescent A. C
Moran
Keator
Downs
Affeld
Golden
Redton
Walsh
F. Stev’son
Devlin
Stev’son
Cranston
Quimby
Smith
O Dunne
O’hara
Oj Watt
Blewett
Oj Chauncey
Watts
F. Stevenson
Dunne
Watt
Stevenson
Chauncey
J. H. Hopkins
Wesleyan Defeats Cornell Amid Five Home Runs
Wesleyan won decisively over Cornell in Middletown as Lutkin pitched superbly and Anderson starred at short. The game featured five home runs and ended with Wesleyan scoring 17 to 4.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Cornell
Lufkin
Anderson
Morris County Golf Championship at Morristown
Charles F. Watson won the Morris County Golf Club championship yesterday after a final 36 holes at Morristown New Jersey. He defeated W Ledyard Thompson by eight up with seven to play. Mollie Marsh won the women's handicap competition for the Long Course Cup. Leading scores listed follow.
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Charles F. Watson
Morris County Golf Club
Morristown
N. J
W. Ledyard Thompson
Mollie Marsh
Visiting oarsmen on Harlem regatta eve
Out-of-town crews arrived and practiced on the Harlem River ahead of tomorrow's regatta. The Vespers from Philadelphia, Columbia, and New York Athletic Club crews took to the water, with changes noted in Columbia's first and freshman eights. Officials Bangs and Fortmeyer observed from the Columbia launch.
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Passaic
Union Boat Clubhouse
Columbia
New York Athletic Club
Hedley
Juvenal
Union House
Hlavac
Friendship Boat Club
Neil
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Fuessel
Hoboken
Billy ’ Muleare
Dauntless Rowing Club
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Nash
Mount
O'Loughlin
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Jackson
Earle
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Lawrence
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Harle
Townsend
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Orr
Wolff
Francis 8. Bangs
Poughkeepsie Regatta_Association
Fred R. Fortmeyer
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Meadow Brook Beats Lakewood In Polo At Hempstead
Meadow Brook triumphed 9 to 3 over Lakewood at the Meadow Brook Club in Hempstead. Observers included prominent residents and society figures such as Mr. and Mrs. George Gould, Mrs. James L. Kernochan, and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
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Meadow Brook
Lakewood
New Jersey
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Ae Waterbury Jr
P. Eustis
Waterbury
Eustis
Whitney
Kendrick
Wheeler
Eusts
Harry Payne Whitney
Page
P. F. Collier
Nicoll
Sesreeeree
Collier
John E. Cowdin
F. S. Conover, Jr
Norman de R. Whitehouse
J. B. Appleton
Rene la Montagne
Edward Burnside
H. Vantagne
Rawlings Cottenet
R. L. Beecktague
R. L. Beeckman
F. D. Savage
Georgetown Reconsiders Regatta Entry In Intercollegiate Rowing
Georgetown University reverses its decision and will send an eight to the Intercollegiate Rowing Association university race on June 20 at the Hudson. Six rivals enter the university race: Pennsylvania, Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, Syracuse, and Georgetown. Syracuse and Georgetown enter one boat each, making a four oared freshman race among Pennsylvania, Cornell, Columbia, and Wisconsin. Columbia is poised to enter a crew against the Quakers and Ithacans in the four-oared event.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Georgetown University
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson
Francis S. Bangs
J. E. Moore
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Quakers
Ithacans
Harvard Varsity Crew Time Trial Report
Harvard Varsity crew completed a time trial in Cambridge on May 31 with a 33 mile course. The second crew started 22 seconds behind and finished one length ahead of the distressed rival, recording a 330 time.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Varsity
Yachts Refit and Commission at City Island Yards
City Island reports yacht Hussar with centreboard back in commission and set to sail for Lake Champlain soon. Sul tan, a centreboard yawl, hauled for hull work and mast repair. O Shima San, a keel sloop, overhauled and launched in commission.
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New York Times
City Island
N. Y
H. R. Putnam
Hussar
Picpgras Yards
Lake Champlain
C. M. Pratt
Paris Chess Tourney Sees Multiple Decisive Rounds
In Paris at the international chess masters' tournament eighth round, Maroczy defeated Showalter, Schlecter beat Didier, Brody led Janowski, and Mieses edged Pillsbury with Mortimer defeating Rosen. Evening sessions produced draws among Tschigorin Burn Pillsbury Mieses Marco Lasker, with replays set for Wednesday and several results recorded to date.
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Maroczy
Showlter
Schlecter
Didier
Brody
Janowski
Mieses
Pillsbury
Mortimer
Rosen
Tschigorin and Burn
Marco
Lasker
Marshall
Sterling
Mieses Ssetesese
Cocseed Mortimer Didier Sean
Ardsley Women Defeat Englewood in Metro Team Match 20 Holes
Ardsley hosts Englewood on their links as the Ardsley women clinch a second victory in the Metropolitan Team Match Championship. Final score shows Ardsley ahead by 20 holes to 1 with individual match results listing several players and scores across the lineup.
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Englewood
Ardsley Links
W. P
Tates
L. Mowrey
Lilian Brooks
Mabel Barber
C. L. Hidlitz
J. A. Wells
In “M. Vani
H. A. Ogden
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Ates
Nee Skaoe
Barron
F. L. Eldridge
Princeton Star Beats Washington in Southern Handicap Final
R. D. Little of Princeton University faced John Parkes of Washington in the handicap singles final of the Southern lawn tennis championship. Despite Little conceding a large handicap, Parkes won in three straight sets, with only one being close. Final scores were 15 8-6 and ?
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New York Times
R. D. Little
Princeton University
John Parkes
Sone
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Chicago rabbit chase season ends after police arrest
Police with Humane Society involvement halted Chicago Coursing Club rabbit chases on Memorial Day. Thomas Hogan, club president, was arrested for cruelty to animals and disorderly conduct as hundreds watched the event. John G. Shortall, Humane Society president, had previously tried to stop the matches.
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New Corporations Formed Across Several Cities
New corporations announced include Clyde Farmers Exchange of Galen with 5000 dollars capital directed by Willard L. Devereaux and Frank H. Closs. Also American Usement News Company of New York City with 50000 dollars capital directed by James M. Battersby and John Wall.
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Clyde
Frank H. Closs
Rose
American Usement News Company of
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James M. Battersby
John Wall
Rochester Exposition Company
Rochester
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Henry M. Furlong
Schuyler Hotel Company
Horse Show Awards Highlight Philadelphia Event
At the Philadelphia Horse Show crowds saw top Hackneys, saddle horses, ponies, and roadsters awarded prizes. Winners include Diplomatist and Colleen in harness divisions, Flashlight in saddle class, and Kitchener Kopelia pairing in combined harness events. Exhibitors Eben D. Jordan and W. H. Barnard earned multiple prizes.
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Frederick D. Stevens
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Kopelia
W. H. Barnard
Sampson
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John
Bratton
Special Sale At American Horse Exchange Features Low Prices
A last night sale of trotters and racers at the American Horse Exchange drew attention for unusually low bids. Experiment by Directum the world champion trotting stallion and Eliza Ingram by John R. Genry sold for 175 and 200 respectively, with many of Gentry's progeny withdrawn as bids stayed weak. The sale concludes tonight.
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No Money for Burial of Baby in Bellevue Case
Susannah Sido, wife of sailor Herman Sido, wandered with her dead five week old child for hours seeking burial options. With no funds, the infant, treated at Bellevue Dispensary, died suddenly and was placed in a pasteboard box. After the morgue refused without a death certificate, she brought the body to East Sixty seventh Street Police Station. sergeant Bell alerted the coroner and a permit was secured for morgue transfer.
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Johns Hopkins New York Alumni Dinner and Officers
The New York Alumni of Johns Hopkins University held its annual dinner and officer election last night at The Arena. Charles A. Boston presided as vice president. officers chosen include Alfred Allen president, James H. Hyslop second vice president, Morris Putnam Stevens treasurer, David H. Holmes secretary, and Rev. C. W. De Lyons Nichols chronicler.
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C. W. de Lyons Nichols
New York Apples Win First Prize at Paris Exposition
The State of New York received first prize for its fresh apple exhibit at the Paris Exposition. N. P. Otis, president of the New York State Commission to the exposition, reported the award in a letter from Commissioner L. M. Blakeley, who is in Paris. Two hundred forty boxes, each a bushel, of various apple varieties were sent to the exposition.
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Bonner Will Contest Hearing Resumes Before Justice FitzGerald
The will contest over Robert Bonner executed June 26, 1899, was resumed with Dr. John P. Munn testifying on Bonner’s mental state and day of signing. Witnesses described the executor, the bonds in question, and the chaotic family relations as the case, involving minor heirs, proceeds to another session today.
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Big Electric Plants Sold in New York Sale
The Electric Company of America has reportedly sold its two Long Island plants for 1 million dollars. Buyers are said to be linked with Consolidated Gas Company of New York, with payment expected by mid June. An official confirmed the agreement but could not confirm transfer.
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Prof Serviss Loses Eclipse Plates in Transit
Prof Garrett P. Serviss of the Brooklyn Institute reports a major setback after sun eclipse photographs taken in Newburg North Carolina were shattered while being sent to his Brooklyn home. He had carried many large plates for multiple phase images, and most were broken en route, a serious loss to his collection and preparations.
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Horses Drowned Possible After Elm Street Fire Plug Breaks
A fire plug at Elm and Worth Streets burst last night at 9 o’clock, sending a forty foot stream that later steadied at fifteen feet. Neighborhood children played in a street-long torrent creating a temporary lake near Hunneveld’s saloon. Two valuable horses in a stable under Mrs E J Armstrong’s express office may have perished, though unverified. Water department workers halted the flow by midnight.
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Dynamite Kills Six In Wisconsin Farmhouse Blast
A dynamite blast at the home of August Broehm near Forest Junction Wisconsin killed six family members including William and Mrs William Broehm and three Broehm children along with John Stebbins a brother in law. The house was wrecked and the cause remains unknown.
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Funeral of Rev. James W. Kelly in White Plains
The funeral for Rev. James W. Kelly rector of the Church of St. John the Evangelist was held in White Plains after his death Sunday evening. He lay in state at the church with a guard of honor by the Columbus degree and Catholic Benevolent Legion. The service was led by Rev. Dr. Michael de Lavelle with a sermon by Rev. Thomas McCloskey. Bishop Farley attended. burial followed at Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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Three Seamen Killed by Lightning at Shipyard
LT. CLAIR Mich May 31 Capt Annie Morrison Frank Campbell and William Medlar were killed by lightning today while at work in the cabin of a new boat. The bolt struck the mast splintering it and sending debris into the cabin. Morrison and Medlar died instantly Campbell died in half an hour
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!