Cornell Wins Historic Freshmen Crew Race at New London
Cornell university crews edged Pennsylvania and Columbia by a decisive margin on Thames river. The win set a fastest time of 14 minutes 2?3 seconds, breaking the prior record by 1 minute 53 seconds amid smooth water and a favorable current. Pennsylvanians led early but Cornell surged near the mile mark and pulled away to victory by four lengths. Columbia faded to third as Columbus showed poor form. the Cornell squad has now won thirteen straight races.
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Washington
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Edwin Hedley
Philaselphe
G. C. Smithson
Ariels
Secon
West Philadelphia
Young Frederick Brokaw Drowns After Rescue Effort at Elberon
The Princeton student and Brokaw heir, 22, died while saving three maid servants from the surf near his Elberon cottage. He plunged in after Annie Doyle, then both were pulled under by undertow as Dr. Ferris tried to assist. Funeral set for Sunday at Mount Pleasant Cemetery Newark with private burial.
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Newark
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Isaac V. Brokaw
Yuillionaire Clothier
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-ninth Street
New
Dr. Ferris
Annie Doyle
Maggie Busch
Parnell a Husband Weds Mrs O Shea in Secret Union
June 26 report from Brighton to Steyning describes Mr Parnell and Mrs Shea secretly marrying with no witnesses aside from two clerks. Registrar and marriage books vanished amid bribery suspicions. couple departed for parts unknown, with Parnell nervous yet cheerful.
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No Compromise Offered on Hat Trade Duties
Washington June 26 Assistant Secretary Spaulding states the government has not offered a compromise or to pay 39,000,000 to Chicago hat importers. The dispute concerns duties imposed on imported goods and the amount reflects the financial impact of the duties.
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Paris Bread and Bakery Strike Sparks City T
Paris experiences a wave of strikes by bakers grocers and butchers seeking shorter hours and higher pay. Police aid praised as crowds form a civilian procession while authorities vow to ensure food supply and avoid a bread shortage amid the disorder.
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Paris
Council of Minister
Vienna
Argentine insurgents win in Catamarca province
A Buenos Aires dispatch reports insurgents in Catamarca overthrowing the provincial government and setting up a provisional authority. Fighting described as not serious with local causes behind the revolt.
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Buenos Ayres
Catamares
Governor Jackson Hosts Intervening Esthar Gathering at Baughman Estate
Governor Eliza E Jackson traveled with Maryland Agricultural College officials to Col Baughmans Frederick residence where prominent local and regional figures from Washington Cumberland and Harford gathered. Guests included Major Ferguson Lloyd Lowdes Outerbridge Horsey J Carroll Walsh and others. a B&O private car Delaware conveyed the party. affair described as non political though college board matters and state actions were noted. departure planned for 7 pm by special train.
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Washington, D. C
Lloyd Lowdes
Cumberland
Hoos
Wm . Smkirk
Dinah Gull
Washington County
Outerbridge Horsey
Frederick County
J. Carroll Walsh
Harford County
Baltimore
Delaware
Charles F. Mayer
Lia Excellency
Eliza E. Jackson
Charles F. Sayer
K. Lord
le Compte
Brown
Alvord
John L. Thomas
Owens
Col. Baughman
Child Fatally Beaten Near Bathurst, N B
A six year old girl Ida Young was found dying by the roadside at Moxerox. She said Mrs Viennen had beaten her for being sick and sent her home. The child died after detailing her treatment. A grim incident unfolds with a tragic accusation and a pending case.
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Jack Viennen
Bathurst
Gloucester County
Iowa Flood Wrecks Cattle and Crops Across Valley
Destructive Iowa deluge floods the Sioux and Floyd rivers washing away bridges and tracks from Cherokee to Le Mars. Thousands homeless, farms ruined, stock lost, with trains halted and towns sheltering in halls as crews assess damage.
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Cherokee County
Cronin Murder Theory Ties Kendall to Fenian Figure
The paper advances a theory that William Kendall’s body in the Ohio River resembled Green of the Fenian era. Kendall may have been killed by mistake for Green, with Green later alleged to be a spy. Similar deaths in Chicago and New York followed a Green visit, suggesting mistaken identity in the crime.
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Baseball Yesterday Across Leagues And Races
Yesterday's baseball results feature National League games in Philadelphia Chicago New York and Cleveland with scores and standings noted. American Association performances include Boston Baltimore Columbus and Washington. Thoroughbred and harness racing results from Sheepshead Bay Gloucester and Chicago races list winners times and placements.
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Philadelphia Markets Slump in May Earnings Yet Stocks Steady
Philadelphia markets report May earnings unchanged to dampen stock sentiment. Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigation stay quiet while Reading shows modest activity. grain and livestock prices move with limited demand as June forecasts hint at steady to firm trends.
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