Expert compares hulls of Columbia and Constitution
A Bristol mechanic who worked on both vessels says the hulls of Columbia and Constitution are indistinguishable in drydock, with only minor underbody modifications making the Constitution unique. Nat Herreshoff designed the construction, making it stronger and lighter than prior racing craft.
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Columbia
Bristol
R. I
Constitution
Nat Herreshoff
Jacksonville Fire Relief Efforts Rapidly Expand
The Jacksonville fire leaves 10 000 homeless as relief trains arrive and a city commissary feeds thousands. Martial law forces storekeepers to sell to all. About 3 000 flee the city, with tents and government aid arriving. Estimated loss stands near 11 900 000. Rescue and relief work continue as Atlanta and individuals pledge funds and material aid.
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Pennette Ines
Jacksonville
Fla
Market street
gulf
Market street pier
Atlanta
express
Georgia Southern and Florida railroad
Joyner
Flagler
citizens’ committee
James Campbell
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Florida
Masonic fraternity
United States
W. P. Webster
Battle Looms as Boers HoldHartbeestefontein Hills
Johannesburg May 1 Gen Delarey commands 4000 5000 mounted or entrenched Boers surrounding Hartbeestefontein. Gen Babington weak in numbers but watching the Boers while Generals Methuen and Rawlinson head toward the scene. A clash seems imminent.
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Johannesburg
Delarey
Hartbeestefontein
Babington
Conger on China and global aims in 1900s era
Minister E T Conger discusses China's stance amid international pressures as the powers debate indemnities territory and empire integrity. He notes Russia and Japan easing tensions, defends lenient treatment of Chinese officials and describes allied conduct during the siege and missionary looting claims as exaggerated. The piece reflects late 19th century diplomacy and imperial dynamics.
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New York
ETE Conger
Leslie
Conger
China
gia
Russia
Japan
Pekin
International Amenities and World News Ties
President McKinley meets Mexican officials in El Paso as Diaz sends greetings and Diaz’s troops present best wishes for cordial U S Mexican relations. A Swedish hospital stabbing ends in fatality after a patient attacks a baroness and daughters. In Wilkesbarre the entire Catholic church congregation pledges temperance. Senator Quay codes draft ballot with Gov. Stone Gaffey. Two youths drown when a boat capsizes at Saratoga Lake.
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McKinley
El Paso
Tex
Paso
Mexico
Diaz
Mexican congress
Juan Hernandez
Chihuahua
United States
Miguel Ahumadi
Hernandez
Wilkesbarre
Holy Savior Catholic church
J. J. Curran
Catholic Temperance Union of
Scranton
Baseball standings and league results for American and National leagues
American League standings show Detroit leading with 08 32 and Cleveland at 47 as Chicago and Boston hover. Saturday and Sunday results include Detroit over Cleveland and Milwaukee over Chicago while Washington and Baltimore split. National League lists Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston and Chicago with varied win percentages and mixed Saturday and Sunday results across New York St Louis Pittsburgh and Cincinnati matchups.
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Detroit
Athletics
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Milwauker
Philadelphia
Tetris
Welington
Milwaukee
sland
nicago
Cincinnati
Philadelpia
Brooklyn
Pitsburg
Chicago St. Louss
New York
St. Lous
St. Louis
Cinemnnati
Pittsburg
BUXDAY
St Lona
Mrs McKinley to Launch the Battleship Ohio in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 6 Mrs McKinley will press the electric button to launch the battleship Ohio. Simple ceremonies will precede the event with brief addresses by Fresideal McKinley Governor Nash and Irving M Scott. Mrs McKinley will sever the rope as the ax is released and Miss Helen Deshier of Columbus Ohio will break a bottle of wine over the bow naming the ship Ohio.
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San Francisco
McKinley
Nash
Irving M. Scott
California
Ohio
Immigrants quarantined as smallpox hits ships at New York
On May 6 health officers quarantined steerage aboard two inbound ocean liners. A Hamburg vessel with 1,122 German immigrants reported a smallpox case and over 100 passengers were moved to Hoffman Island. A Marseille steamer carrying 1,178 steerage passengers had three smallpox cases and 210 isolated. Some passengers with sore eyes were rejected.
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Donnd
New York
Hamburg
Hoffman Island
Marseilles
Seven Burned to Death in South Chicago Fire At 931 Marquette
A three story apartment fire at 931 Marquette avenue South Chicago took seven lives. Victims include Mrs Josephine Cooley and her children Mabel six and Annie 15 months, plus Peter Zook and multiple Zook family members. Fire blocked by a freight train delayed rescue. crew later arrested and released. Origin unknown. building wooden and rapidly engulfed.
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Ball
Chicago
Marquette avenue
Josephine Cooley
Mabel Cooley
Cooley
Annie Cooley
Peter Zook
Victoria Zook
Nicholas Zook
William Cooley
Mia
Louisa Christenson
Mabel Christenson
Christenson
Harry Murphy
John Zook
Julia Erwin
Marshal Driscoll
Lake Shora and Michigan Southern railway
Brown
Christiangan
Dowie
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