Reliance Edges Constitution In 25 Mile Long Island Race
In a four hour plus duel at Indian Harbor, Reliance outsailed Constitution by one minute fifty seconds elapsed time. Constitution would need a two to three minute time allowance in a 30 mile race to prevail, while Columbia lagged early and remained outclassed. The lead battle was tight as leaders traded the advantage.
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Reliance Edges Constitution in Light Wind Race
In a 10 mile Sound triangle race the Reliance gained on the Constitution as shifting winds favored the former. After harboring a slight lead near the finish, the Constitution retook the lead as wind backed northeast. Columbia trailed, with a tense exchange over windward position and course deviations before the final turn.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
In the American League Chicago lost 2 to 7 to Athletic. Boston 4 over Cleveland 3. Detroit defeated New York. St Louis 4 beat Washington 6. In the National League Pittsburg crushed Boston 12 to 2. Cincinnati 9 over Philadelphia 2. New York and Chicago rain delayed.
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Applicants for Princeton this year's number will break records
Princeton registrar reports 215 academic and 253 scientific entrance applications with seven still to hear from. If current pace continues, total may exceed 516, a record. First time in university history the scientific department leads in applications. Last year academic 226 scientific 232. Gains seen across eastern southern and midwestern schools.
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Will Payne Resign Over Post Office Inquiry Speculation
Washington reports say Postmaster General Payne is near nervous prostration from criticism of the postal investigation. Many believe he should resign, though others expect him to stay to support the party. The inquiry covers Washington, Baltimore, New York, Brooklyn offices with more cases and supply concerns to follow.
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Perry Heath May Resign From National Committee Post
Washington predicts Perry Heath will not retain his post as secretary of the Republican National Committee due to postal scandals. Officials say no prosecution will occur, as no criminal conduct is disclosed. Reading: fire, a dangerous fight, and a potential loss near 150000, a girl swallows live snakes in Logansport, and a former Georgia postmistress indicted for embezzlement.
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Sheriff Seizes Chattanooga Cruiser Over $20,000 Boiler Debt
In New Jersey the Union county sheriff seizes the United States cruiser Chattanooga at Crescent Shipyard quietly. The action follows a writ by the New Jersey supreme court after boiler maker Babcock Wilcox claims $20,000 unpaid on a $60,000 contract. Sheriff Cornell says he acts only on court orders and has no view on the case merits.
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Jett-White jury discharged in Kentucky murder case
In Jackson Kentucky on June 20 the jury in the Jett and Whit murder case against Lawyer James B. Marcum was discharged after failing to reach a verdict. Foreman Richard Millard said no chance of agreement. votes showed mixed convictions and acquittals. Judge Redwine ordered transfer of the Jett-White case to Cincinnati for the next trial.
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Murdered by a Negro Farmer's Son in Field Altercation
Philadelphia reports Elias Williams, a sharecropper’s worker, shot Percy White, 25, after an argument in a Springfield field. Williams borrowed a shotgun from fellow farmhand Willis Lacy, then fled as a shot killed White near the Evans farm barn.
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Ten Killed In Wreck On Illinois Central Collision Near Raymond
An Illinois Central passenger train from Omaha collided head on with a freight near Raymond, Iowa. Ten killed and several injured as track clearance took four hours. Victims include engineers J. P. Griffin and F. H. Stoneman, firemen D. J. Brantz and J. R. Mills, a Waterloo postal clerk E. R. Stickney, a groom, three tramps, an immigrant, and an unidentified person. Freight crew allegedly misunderstood orders.
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Senior Prom at Male High School in Frederick
The class of 103 senior promenade was held at Junior Hall last night with many couples. Frederick Select Orchestra played tunes, a red lit cozy corner, late sandwiches and coffee. Chaperones included Mrs. Charles Watere and Miss Irene Lindsay. committee members and guests listed from Frederick, Martinsburg, Monrovia, Hyattstown and Washington.
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Brief Bits From The Daily Page
Farmers are ready for harvest but rotting. The era ends on a long day as summer’s return nears. A craftsman notes a woman’s traits when poverty bites. A sweet girl graduate is warned about oration targets. A pun on Be yond the Alps and Be yond the Altar sits the Wash Tab is teased. A Shakespeare quip about fortune spills into a joke about an heiress.
Cleveland Denies 4th Presidential Bid Rumor
Grover Cleveland, at Princeton, rejects any plan to seek a return to the presidency. George M. Bailey of the Galveston News quotes Cleveland saying he has no public life ambitions, seeks peace with his family, and has not discussed a fourth candidacy with anyone. Naval Academy entrance exams at Annapolis conclude with 480 candidates, 25 dropouts, and some await results. A Siberian find reports a large geld reef yielding precious metal, and 25 Chinese smugglers are jailed after crossing from Canada.
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