12 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Newport Daily News
Location
Newport, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
1
Ingoing through stock in warehouse and salesrooms we find several one of a kind beds Beddinas and other items to dispose of at once. Prices listed show large discounts from anniversary sale and dropped patterns not restockable.
Americans dominated the Olympia show with top prizes. K Maclay won the best mounted prize, Vill Raawonthy and Maryguerita M Huuve took other honors, while Water Winans Sevant led with Barney and Rip. Lord Baltintere and Mary placed third in pairs over 1.2 hands. Mrs Barclay’s Sandow and Satu won for mares.
A chaotic report details a maritime disaster during a public merger hearing week. Vessels named Jamesown Exposition launch and a coal barge collided amid heavy seas, several bodies recovered or missing, with weather and rescue efforts ongoing as officials assess the wreck near Hampton Roads.
Murky conditions delay morning operations as crews halt site tasks and safety checks. Weather slows access to Brand View location where initial assessments were planned. Officials note continued vigilance for improved conditions to resume digging and equipment moves.
Yale's morning practice reports mixed results as the Freshman Eight performed well while the Four faced ragged blade work. The article notes lingering issues in stroke technique and boat balance, with specific mentions of crew members and adjustments during a Downstate sparring session. The overall tone reflects a training session focus and upcoming regatta readiness.
Mo GB Borden buys 150000 pieces of print cloths in a sizable commercial transaction. The update notes procurement amid manufacturing supply details and regional sourcing patterns affecting textile markets.
Washington June report states Rear Admiral Evans is seeking news from relatives of missing sailors. Navy and War Department announce picks up of caps from Midshipman Stevenson and another officer. officials believe the men were drowned after a sinking incident.
The president wrote a telegram aboard a train expressing shock and condolence over the Rampston Road disaster. The message, dated June 12, was sent from aboard a train and references Admiral Evans and the War Department in Washington.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a lawsuit involving Anthracite Coal Railroads with references to government actions. The readable text lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes, and continues on another page.
The store advertises real ready to wear white dresses for graduation. It emphasizes careful selection, skillful sewing, and low prices. Assortments pleasing to mothers, with many gowns purchased for graduation at a private low price.
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