Triumphal Journey of the Reliance Defenders Home
The Reliance, America's Cup defender, returned to New Rochelle after winning three straight races. Flags, cheers, and a bright rainbow masthead greeted the yacht as Oliver Iselin and guests accompanied Captain Barr ashore. Syndicate members reportedly award Captain Barr a $2,000 annuity, with crew bonuses planned.
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Reliance
Sandy Hook
Guiding Star
Narrows
Echo Bar
New Rochelle
New-Rochelle Bay
New-Rochelle
C. Oliver Iselin
City Island
Jacobs
Lipton May Sell All Lipton Yachts After Races End
Sir Thomas Lipton may sell all three S-foot yachts. New York agent 4 Hier Davies at 29 Pearl street has seen several possible buyers and awaits final instructions. Gardner and Cox of Ned Broad Wey reportedly negotiate for one Shamrock. Miller says a purchase is possible but under Cox absent.
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Thomas Lipton
New-York
Hier Davies
Pearl St
Davies
Sir Thomas
Duyers
Thomas Lipton Gardner & Cox
Naval Architects
Ned Broad- Wey
Gardner
Cox
Miller
Sir Thomas Lipton
Miler
Reg Uigt
Ranateine
Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Erie Basin
Lipton Aboard Erin Offshore for River Sail
Late in the day yesterday the steam yacht Erin with Sir Thomas Lipton and guests aboard steamed up the North River and anchored off West Thirty-fifth Street. The voyage promised a delightful sail amid scenic views as the Lime Special return leg loomed, with continued coverage expected on page seven.
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Erin
Sith
Thomas Lipton
Randy Ook
North River
Anchorage
West
Men Ready to Settle Alaska Boundary Dispute
The Alaskan Boundary Commission sits in London with United States agent John W. Foster. American members include Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge and George Turner. British and Canadian members are Lord Alverstone Louis A Jetté and Clifford Sifton. Sessions are held at the British Foreign Office.
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Alaskan Boundary Commission
London
John W. Foster
United States
Elihu Root
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
George Turner
Washington
Lord Alverstone
England
Louis A. Jetté
Quebec
Clifford Sifton
Interior
Commission
Sir Lewis Jette
London Sterescopic Company
A. Dupont
Rise in Machen's Bail Sparks Justice Concerns
The Tribune Bureau reports Washington weighing risks of allowing August W. Machen to stay free on a $20,000 bail while faced with six indictments. Officials consider raising bail as more indictments loom and extradition questions loom. Postmaster Payne explains patronage agreements affecting Miss Huldah Todd’s successor amid ongoing investigations.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
August W. Machen
Machen
Delay in Postal Report Delays Grand Jury Action
Washington Sept 4 the federal grand jury adjourned without a report in postal cases and indictments may follow after reassembly. Several cases are pressed including two former Post Office Department officials and a veteran chief of bureau recently deposed. Officials urge speed, but jurors resist hasty action on discretionary offenses.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Post Office Department
Department
Bureau
Infant Recovers At Premium Point After Illness
At All View home of C Oliver Iselin on Premium Point a two weeks old baby who fell ill with indigestion and lung trouble is now out of danger. Doctors Thomas and Voorhees from New York and several nurses had attended the infant. Mrs Iselin’s condition is good and no christening plans have been made.
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All View
C. Oliver Iselin
Iselin
Thomas
Tammany Run to Seed in Hobson City Election
Montgomery Ala Sept 4 The city election at Hobson City near Anniston reveals a town governed entirely by black residents. Under the new constitution most male adults are disfranchised leaving about twenty voters shaping nearly as many offices and selecting themselves to fill them.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hobson City
Anniston
Bishop Joyce Proposes Chair of Common Sense at South Bend
Chicago dispatch reports Bishop Joyce addressing Northern Indiana Conference deacons orders in South Bend stating he would establish a new theological chair titled the chair of common sense. Also mentions Pennsylvania Railroad discontinuing several trains between New York Long Branch and Asbury Park on September 4.
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Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Joyce
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York, Long Branch
Adot
Gigs on City Ballots Raid Exposes Policy Shop
County detectives raided a second floor flat at 265 Monrvest uncovering policy drawings on ballots and envelopes used in the Aldermen chamber. Four men including proprietor Charles Drion and runner William Humphreys were arrested while officers seized board drawings licenses and policy records.
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Xiith Assembly
Aldermen's Chamber
No. 265
Monrvest
Reardon
Rappold
Mullen
William Humphreys
Jackson-st
Charles Drion
Grand-st
William C. Hall
Ridge-st
Rocco Spello
Delancey-st
Madison-st
Elizabeth-st
Board of Aldermen
Delanceysto
George R. Holahan
Hall
Promotion of consular appointments eyed by Loomis in visit
Oyster Bay announces that future U S consular posts will be filled by promotion rather than original appointments. Assistant Secretary Loomis signals that the President aims to reward steady service and place upwardly mobile officials in key posts home and abroad.
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IBY
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Loomis
Partridge Hunt Turns Fatal As Bullet Hits Companion
Alfred Gaudreau of St. Percheute Canada was killed instantly when his hunting partner Joseph Vaillancourt fired at a partridge. The discharge struck Gaudreau in the head as they hunted near the Tache road.
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the Tribune
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Alfred Gaudreau
St. Percheute
Canada
Tache Road
Joseph Vaillancourt
Vaillancourt
Gaudeau
Stamford Business Man Hurt In Runaway Accident
Edgar Johnson a prominent Stamford businessman and politician was badly hurt when his horse bolted after being frightened by another horse. He was found unconscious by the roadside and later judged less seriously hurt though with cuts and bruises awaiting possible internal injuries.
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Iny
the Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Edgar Johnson
Riverside
Johnson
Banker Gives Chase As Cabman Is Arrested
Robert E. Tod, a banker and club member, pursued cabman Frank Woods after a hit and run on Broadway injuring Mrs Ellen Walsh and her two year old. Woods was detained at West Sixty-eighth Street station for assault, while the woman and baby received hospital care for shock and injuries.
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Robert E. Tod
Frank Woods
West End Ave
Broadway
Ellen Walsh
West
Mr. Tod
Tod
Woods
Sixtieth St
West Sixty-eighth-st
Roosevelt Hospital
Man Held on Larceny Charge Over Church Materials
Passaic New Jersey September 4 John Martino faces larceny charges from contractor Herman Morrell over missing lumber cement brass and costly woodwork from the St Michael Greek Rite Congregation construction. A shed search recovered material identified as Morrells, and Martino is held on 400 bond.
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Passaic
N. J
John Martino
Herman Morrell
St. Michael's
St. Martino
Morrell
Martino
Steamer George W Kelley Lost in Caribbean Hurricane
News from New Orleans reports the American steamer George W Kelley of the Bluefields line was lost in a Caribbean hurricane. Bound from Bluefields Nicaragua to New Orleans with fruit cargo, the crew of fifteen and one passenger perished. Debris sighted by two Central American port steamers confirms the disaster.
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THE
Tribune
New Orleans
George W. Kelley
Bluefields Steamship Company
Caribbean
Kelley
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Killed and scalped by Piutes in Nevada desert
Three white settlers were slain and scalped by Piutes in Las Vegas Valley Nevada causing widespread fear. William Williams was murdered at Indian Creek ranch after Charles Stewart and George Latimer left. Piuto Cochi was captured following a pursuit. Additional unnamed prospectors were said to be killed and scalped.
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Tribune
Los Angeles
Las Vegas Valley
Nevada
Pioche
William Williams
Indian Creek Ranch
Charles Stewart
George Latimer
Piuto Cochi
Bowman farmer reaps second strawberry crop in Caldwell
J. B. Bowman, a Caldwell farmer, gathers a second strawberry crop selling in New York for as high as 150 dollars a quart. Plants are loaded with fruit with blossoms on many, drawing visitors to the Bowman farm daily. promotion notes the Four-Track News September issue selling for six cents at newsstands.
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Caldwell
N. J
J. B. Bowman
New York
Hilton
Bowman Farm
Be irut Arrival of Brooklyn and San Francisco
United States cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco have arrived at Beirut, today reported from Beirut on September 4. The ships reached the Turkish port amid ongoing naval movements in the region.
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Brooklyn
San Francisco
Beirut
United States
No Word From Cotton on Brooklyn and San Francisco
Washington reports the dispositions of the Brooklyn and San Francisco remain undecided as Admiral Cotton’s Beirut report and ministerial views influence any orders. At Oyster Bay it is said Cotton’s fleet moves will depend on local conditions and interior reports, with consular changes looming in Syria following the Beirut affair and a cipher error in reports of Vice-Consul Magerssen’s shooting.
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Washington
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Admiral Cotton
Beirut
Cotton
United States
Darling
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Syria
Magerssen
Hay
State Department
Miller Probably To Go In Government Printing Office Shakeup
Washington reports a planned overhaul at the Government Printing Office including personnel changes and new machinery. President Roosevelt likely to approve dismissals of Miller amid findings by Public Printer Palmer and Cortelyou investigators. The reform aims to replace the task system with typestting machines to modernize operations.
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Teiene Bureau
Washington
Oyster Bay
Cortelyou
Tribune
Palmer
W. A. Miller
Bookbinders’ Union
Miller
Roosevelt
Pub
Labor Day Excursion to Atlantic City by Pennsylvania RR
Special excursion on September 6 covers transport and two days boarding at the Rudolf hotel. Rate is $10.25 with tickets available on all regular trains September 5 and return within 16 days. Garden note mentions bugs. Triowne tomorrow.
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Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rudolf
Atlantic City Pennsylvania Railroad
Turbulent Macedonia War Warnings Amid Rising Turkish Force
From Sofia reports say Turkish reinforcements swell toward four hundred thousand as insurgents retreat to mountains in Adrianople Vilayet. Rebels gain support from Servian volunteers and Jankoff's band crosses frontier. Dispatches note delays to communications with Adrianople and heightened regional fear.
Battle at Lake Rapela in Salonica fight details
Report from Salonica says Turks and Bulgarians clashed at Lake Rapela between Klissura and Kastoria on September 1 and the Bulgarians were defeated. Four hundred Bulgarians were killed and many captured including chiefs Kole and Manoloff. A third leader Charkaiaroff escaped with funds. Two thousand five hundred troops surround remaining rebels. Fifteen thousand Bulgarian villagers seek refuge in the mountains near Vitch. A Razlog revolt begins near Sofia. Albanian troops are dispatched to Adrianople with twenty trains. two battalions have arrived, eighteen more expected. A special court is set to try Bulgarians implicated. Over 230 Albanians who refused military service were sent to Smyrna. Insurgent bands threaten Ghergheli and Gumenje northwest of Salonica.
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Sofia
Macedonia
Adrianople Vilayet
Constantinople
Turkey
Vilayet of
Monastir
Roilromp
Redifs
Autonomye
Burgas
Losengrad
Omerabas
Orkhido
The
Post
Uskub
Vranianitsch
Jankoff
Zontcheff
Macedonian Committee
Stoyanoff
Rakovitza
Melnishko
Rila
Salonica
Lake Rapela
Klissura
Kastoria
Kole
Manoloff
Charkaiaroff
Vitch
Florina
Razlog
Seres
Adrianople
Smyrna
Ghergheli
Gumenje
Beirut Authorities Active in Pursuit of Assailant
Constantinople Sept 4 Consul Ravadal reports Beirut authorities are actively seeking the assailant of Vice Consul Magelasen. A balloon bomb near the palace is unconfirmed. Explosions on the Austrian steamer Vaskapu near Burgas killed 29. another bombing on August 27 killed seven. An assistant conductor is linked to that attack and has been arrested at Philippopolis. The Sultan offers fifty thousand woollen coats for troops in Rumethia.
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Constantinople
Ravadal
Beirut
Leishman
Magelasen
United States
Levant Steamship Line
Burgas
Vaskapu
Budapest
Kulell Burgas
Philippopolis
Rumetlia
European Powers Readying Fleets Over Turkish Turmoil
Paris reports a French fleet may be sent to Turkish waters amid rising disorder in Turkey. Italy Austria Russia and Great Britain are making similar naval readiness preparations following a report from the French ambassador in Constantinople. A separate railway excursion notice appears for Atlantic City on Labor Day with September travel details.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Italy
Austria
Russia
Great Britain
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Herbert ©. Leeds
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Ienia
Ileo
William B. Leeds
Cornelius Vanderlei
Norman B. Ream
William Rockefeller
Henry Walters
P. A. B. Widener
Clement A. Griscom
James J. Hill
Lipton
Eeven
Miss Todd
District of Columbia
Grand Jury
Washington Dispatch
Post Office
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Greenwood
Del
Payne
Ball and
Allee
Ball
New Castle County
Kent
Sussex
Senator Allee
Tammany Run
Alabama
Friend
Bird
Mr. Johnson
New England
Tomorrow's Tribune
Advt
R. E. Tod
Cabman
Piutes
Jersey
Triowne
Demotika
France
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