Cornell Wins Coastal Four Mile Rowing Race in Calm Fizzle
In Poughkeepsie on July 2 Cornell led from near the start as Columbia placed second and Pennsylvania faltered after two miles. Official times: Cornell 20 minutes 37 seconds, Columbia 21 minutes 25 and 2-5 seconds. The race, billed as a potential record setter, devolved into a slow procession due to rough water and heavy crews.
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Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
Carnell
Hudson
Walter Peer
Othr
Yak
Courtney
Cornell Hangizs
Corneli
Evard
Murder case nets Mrs Nack. detective, witnesses clashing
In New York a grocer who refuses to identify himself claims the mutilated morgue victim is not Guiden soup. Mrs Nack endures police third degree questioning while a formal complaint is prepared against her and an unknown co defendant. Adjournments strain the investigation as authorities seek witnesses and custody at Jefferson Market prison. Monuments and indictments follow in separate items.
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Guldensuppe
New York
Galdensuppe
Ndt
Ceres
Ack
GuidensupHée
O'Donohue
The Dangers of Mining in Dunbar Pa
July 2 In Dunbar Samuel Washing ton and Hush Jeffries are praised after a mining car accident at a mine heading. The car broke loose and dropped to the foot of the mine, injuring Jeffries and another man. Corwine’s father in law is indicted by the United States grand jury along with W T Smith in a large embezzlement case concerning Paymaster Corwine’s bond and a surety company.
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Dunbar
Samusl Washington
Hush Jeffries
Jeffries
Corwine
Wt. C. Smith
Fathaster Corwine
DL S
Crand Jury
Cor Wine
Hon of Smith
Northern railroad sale or lease dispute surfaces
New Jersey to New York 21 mile Northern railroad from Bergen Junction to Sparkhill may be sold to the Pennsylvania Railroad, with reports also naming Consolidation Traction of New Jersey as buyer. President McKinley visits his mother in Canton Ohio for several days returning to Washington next Tuesday.
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Penner New York
Northern Railroad of
New Tech
Erie Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Consolidation Traction Company
New Jersey
Northern Railroad
Bergen Junction
N. J
Sparkhill
Canton
McKinley
Day
Saxton
Mabel McKinley
Washington
Currency Commission Defeat Threatens Senate Vote
Washington July 3 The proposed currency commission may be defeated in the Senate even as it passes the House. President McKinley leans toward sending a currency reform message to Congress, but advisers fear delay of tariff action and Senate opposition by silver senators led by Teller. Indiana Polis Convention executives debate withdrawing the request and letting Secretary Gage shape a measure after consultations with financiers and lawmakers. The cabinet discussed the issue, with H. H. Haannew AY named as a key figure and the Indiana polis convention executive committee considering a self run inquiry.
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Senate
Congress
Washington
White House
Mickinley
House
Teller
Colorado
Indianapolis
Gage
H. H. Haanne W AY
Wellington Attacks Patronage Over Maryland Appointment
Senator Wellington of Maryland raised a personal privilege in the senate to challenge published reports on the B. B. Warner Jr. consul to Leipsic appointment. He denied Governor conflict claims, reaffirmed loyalty to the administration, and said he would not bow to patronage. He defended his right to criticize appointments and rejected rumors of an attack on President McKinley.
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Ryland
Washington
Wellington
Maryland
Senate
Committee On Commerce
B. B. Warner, Jr
Leipsic
George L. Wellington
Mr. Wellington
McKinter
Yellow fever aboard steamers sparks voyage terror and deaths
Passengers aboard the City of Para recount a Panama to San Francisco voyage marked by yellow fever outbreaks. Captain Mortensen dies, Mrs Mitchell also dies, and crew and passengers suffer ruthless illness. Fever, funerals, and alleged food contamination spread fear, with some passengers disembarking at Guatemala and San Jose de Costa Rica.
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W York
AltNanca
Pacific Mail
City of Poru
Panama
San Francisco
Mortensen
Para
Mitchel
Crrinta
San Jose de Uatemla
Strikers Face Escalating Violence at Crescent Street Standoff
Reported brutality during a Crescent Street confrontation between union supporters and Amalgamated Association members grows more serious as evening clashes escalate. Beany Ruers and others were seen amid the tense scene as fear and danger spread.
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Cresent Stm
Amalgamated Association
Murderers Never Indicted and Carter Arrest Warrant Issued
The report notes that murderers were never indicted while Carter was arrested after a bench warrant was issued following a grand jury indictment against Ted Keany. Carter is expected to be arraigned next Tuesday as Attorney Bennett secured the warrant and moved him from the hay yard to bail. London reports Croker plans to return to New York to lead Tammany’s upcoming campaign.
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Carter
Croker
New York
London
Richard Croker
Tammany
Fragmentary Legislative Session Praises and Reflections
A garbled report notes closing hour remarks during a session, with brief praise of a secretary and general thanks. It mentions various figures and locations including Washington, January, and potential international references, though many details are obscured. The text hints at broadcast references and a concluding speech without clear outcomes or dates.
Biking winner in match race and near tragedy in park
Walter Sanger beat A Thatrssa in two of three in a match race as a bicyclist won outright. In Washington park Cheaga Charles Nelson was fatally shot beside a girl by an unknown assailant. Mr. Toru Hashi, Japanese minister, may be recalled over Hawaiian affair treatment. Western senators fret over Republican caucus anti trust amendment.
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Walter ¢. Sanger
Charles Nelson
Washington Park
Cheaga
Toru Hashi
Washington
Republian
Miners Strike Ordered In United Mine Workers
A general strike of United Mine Workers is ordered for July with 375,000 miners involved. The national executive board in Columbus, aided by district presidents, met June 24 25 and 26 to decide wage plans. Pittsburg salaries and Ohio differentials are contentious as miners aim to force higher pay while keeping Ohio from large reductions.
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Severty-tvo
Columbus
United Mine Workers of America
Natieast Executive Board
Pillsburg
Tetchford
Sumer UK
Pittsburg
Ohio SL
Ohio
Pittisburg
Pitisburg
Disnriet Phenetrick Dolan
Miners’ Association
Pitsburg
Tuday
Willingi
United Mine Works
Howev
Spring Valley
Iar
Imines
Blocton
Postsham
Gates
Seale
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
Reciprocity and Retaliation in Tariff Bill Debate
Washington July 2 The senate focused on reciprocity and retaliation provisions in the tariff bill. The retaliatory clause imposes an additional duty equal to any bounty on imported goods. The reciprocity clause allows the President with Senate consent to negotiate tariffs with 29 percent cuts or free-list designation. Caffery and McEnery of Louisiana joined Republicans in supporting the measures.
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Washington
Senate
Allison
Teller
Eh United States
Louisiana
Caffery
McEnery
Baseball Scores and Health Report From New York
Baseball results from NL and minor leagues across cities including Baltimore Louisville Chicago and Toronto plus a death rate report from New York. City health chief says six month death rate this year 19.62 per 1000 down from last year due to improved sanitary conditions and fewer contagious diseases.
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New Yorks
New York
Wisom
The
Health Board
Deu
Market reports mixed on a quiet stock and produce day
A subdued New York market on July 2 sees no strong movements or news. Trading is light with lower sentiment and reduced operations ahead of a holiday period, as heavy prior-day liquidation signals caution among traders.
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New York
Secur
Bako & Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Chesa
Ohio
X. J. Central
del. & Hudson
X.Y. Central
Ies DB
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
St. Paul
Reeves
York
Mrs Krise Sees Improvement After Pneumonia
North Market area resident Mrs Krise has been very ill with pneumonia. She is improving after a period of sickness and remains under care as her condition gradually improves.
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Krise
North Market Stress
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C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
National Building Association OF
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Senest J. Enase, Jr
James D. Mason J. Wesley Guest
Srnest I. Enabe, Jr
Wo. Krabe & Co
Pano Manufactu
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Peak
Baines
Germany
James D. Mason
James D. Mason Co
Gracker Mfra
W. Winslow Williams
Baeee Johnson
Agen
Fredbrice
Invincible
Alame
Corneil
Lee
Wheeler
James Bond
Penns
Central Hardware Co
Central Sorel Building
W. Patrick
Waiskey
Chas
N. Hauer
TRE Buffalo
William A. Mansfield
Freerick City, M
Mortra
Ir John
Serre Squark Frederick, MR
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
Canary
Mrs Nack
Minnesota
Gettysburg
Gead
Clough
Louinville
Board of Public Safety
R. J. Tilford
Charles L. Wilson
Dai LE. O'Su
Thomas H. Teyior
Acurrency Commission
Tate
Goyer
Anc
Rover
Kim Hise
Cay
Wwe
Prai
Ermsu Mania
Servia
Rons Gener Smith
Abraham EK
Victoria
Constantinople
Metsovo
Janina
Epirus
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Baltimore
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AL Cleve
Louisville
Lasath
Chicaro
Ea Prittsburg
Toronto
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Syracuse
Reahhester
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Scrinton
Atlantic Lenene
Norfolk
Newari
Lo Secomt
Nark
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Hartfont
Reading—Athletic
Richmond
Richmonad, & Pademon
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